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Cannes Lions gives humour a whirl – but would they find this gem funny?
Much chatter in adland about Cannes Lions’ new humour category (replacing mobile, surely there’s a laugh in that.) Does this…
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Cannes Lions wrap: MAA’s GP of GPs, James Murphy’s choice
Does Cannes matter? This is a question we asked at the very start and our answer is, yes to an…
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Gut, DDB, Omnicom, Somesuch and Apple are top Cannes company winners
Cannes Lions agencies of the year were a more interesting lot than usual, Gut in Argentina (a breakaway from WPP’s…
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Jane Austin in Cannes: creativity under fire – but a richly-deserved Film Grand Prix for CALM
Cannes week has ended and the AI backlash is already in full swing. Maybe it’s the collective hangover, but along…
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System1 rates Cannes shortlisted ads for effectiveness
Researcher System1 has been looking at Cannes Lions shortlisted ads to see which ones resonate most strongly with the public.…
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Cannes Lions: TBWA boss Ruhanen blasts creative standards and bent juries
It’s always good when an industry high-up cuts through the bullshit so congratulations to TBWA\Worldwide president/CEO Troy Ruhanen (below), discussing…
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Jane Austin in Cannes: brand purpose? You should be having a laugh..
You have to feel a bit sorry for brand purpose, a phrase so overused in recent years that it’s getting…
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Jane Austin in Cannes: brands should be obsessing over hard-hit consumers, not AI
Contrary to what many of the big players at Cannes Lions would have you believe, the industry’s biggest problem isn’t…
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Jane Austin in Cannes: why Twitter isn’t doing the hard sell at Cannes this year
The big tech players storming Cannes want us to forget all about the mass layoffs they made this year and…
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