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By Archie Heaton A man named Ken Segall recently branded Apple’s current marketing as “vanilla,” and that is a very big deal. Why? Because, along with Steve Jobs, he is the man credited with creating the iconic “Think Different” marketing ...

Sir Martin Sorrell’s new S4C business empire hinges on creative production agency MediaMonks, hailed as a way for clients to skip creative agencies by cutting to the quick quicker. It’s signed up Apple subsidiary FileMaker so that’s a pretty good ...

Brand and marketing consultancy Prophet has released its fourth annual brand relevance survey after surveying 47,845 consumers across the UK, US, Germany and China about 800 brands. It partnered with Research Now SSI. In the UK the top three are ...

Is the Apple iPhone X struggling? There seem to be an awful lot of ads for it, more than the norm from Apple. Here’s the latest featuring the A11 Bionic chip no less, a powerhouse that let’s you game away ...

Pretty well everything Apple produces ad-wise is good these days, it’s become the master of the well-shot product demo with a twist. Here’s another for its Face ID on the iPhoneX, encapsulating today’s nightmare world where you can’t do anything ...

Apple is having another crack at the education market – remember the bulbous but surprisingly good Emac? That didn’t work – with a new iPad, sold to schools for $299 (with a Pencil) against $329 for everyone else. No doubt ...

The Cambridge Analytica affair may be the biggest threat to Facebook to date; far more so than Russian meddling in the last US Presidential Election (the Cambridge Analytica gang were much cleverer in the way they harvested data from, virtually, ...

Spike Jonze for Apple, that should be a winning combination. Apple is late into the market with its HomePod device but, as usual, will probably munch up the competition anyway. Watch out Bezos. So we have a tale of a ...

We didn’t do a Best Ads of 2018 in January because there didn’t seem any: Oh no, is it true what they’re all saying about the death of creativity? February looked as though it was going out with a whimper ...