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***Venerable British malt loaf brand Soreen (a squishy European-type bread thingie that you spread with butter – I rather like it) is running a new £3m campaign through The Red Brick Road. Which sounds like quite a lot but its ...

My prediction for 2014 in the world of advertising is we will see a few start-ups shake up the UK industry. It’s a long time overdue. The climate is heading towards the perfect conditions for new, shiny and interesting agencies ...

What we used to call heads of TV were an endangered species for a while but now, with online films taking over the world, they’re not and former MD of production company Cut+Run Leila Bartlam (left) has landed the plum ...

My previous piece on the TBWA news of the appointment of Peter Souter as the new Chairman and ECD of the London office has provoked a reaction, in particular one from Neil Christie, the managing director of Wieden+Kennedy London. Neil ...

They seem to be a pretty sonorous lot at Adam & Eve, the London agency best-known for its John Lewis ads. Now the agency has been charged with the debut campaign for Google+ in the UK, the search giant’s rather ...

Well it certainly looks as though it did as YouView, the internet-meets-TV service about to be launched by a consortium of broadcasters including the BBC, ITV and long-standing CHI client TalkTalk, has abruptly been forced to drop CHI from the ...

Clenmow Hornby Inge has won one of the UK’s most sought-after new accounts, the new YouView service that will offer viewers a free TV-meets-internet service. One of the partners in YouView is Charles Dunstone’s TalkTalk broadband operation which also announced ...

Foster’s may have a new UK agency, Adam & Even in place of longstanding M&C Saatchi but you’d hardly know it from its first ad in a new campaign called ‘good call.’ It has two ockers on the line to ...

Agency start-ups put the energy into advertising and there’s some evidence around that the latter part of 2010 will see a whole raft of them as the economy recovers and top executives grow tired of life in the holding companies. ...