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Top Tips for Cannes Nike – Nothing Beats a Londoner Well, I couldn’t leave this one out. It’s an inspiring and refreshingly honest celebration of London’s youth, culture and athletes. Moving away from the usual polished hyper-real sport advertising, the ...

In his Top Tips for Cannes adam&eveDDB’s James Murphy mentioned all the things an agency had to do these days including apps, posts, pop-ups and ‘happenings,’ experiential stuff. They also need to make very short ads sometimes, as in this ...

Top Tips for Cannes Legendary designer William Morris said “Have nothing in your home that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.” The words may be over a hundred years old but they’re a good ...

Top Tips for Cannes As they say in the stockmarket: “Past performance is no indicator of future performance.” The following have been performing well at recent award shows. But will they do the job in the South of France? Who ...

Some good news at last for WPP and its embattled agency JWT. JWT has won the global Grolsch account, the first time Asahi-owned Grolsch has had one agency on the case. It may not be the biggest account in adland ...

They do say them thar tectonic plates in adland are shifting and the latest M&A global table from global marketing consultancy R3 shows just that with two big consultancies, Accenture and Capgemini, leading the way with the biggest deals – ...

Here’s a cracker from Mother LA, its debut for US-based cycle brand Rapha – which first saw the light of day in London’s Brick Lane. ‘Riding is the answer’ will run on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, with a focus on ...

Top tips for Cannes Inspiring action. That’s what counts here at Wunderman. So my picks aren’t of the traditional adland kind. I applaud ideas that probably don’t fit into categories. But they punch above their weight. In an age of ...

Lines on the Antiquity of Microbes by Strickland Gillilan (1904) Adam Had ‘em It can be said, with relative certainty I suspect, that this is the first time an article around six-second creativity for online video has leaned on twentieth-century ...