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Surfing on the gazillions spent in the US presidential election isn’t a bad idea for a hitherto pretty low profile brand so bidet attachment Tushy is having a crack: inviting American to clean up their nether regions with water not ...

I must admit I have no idea what the TikTok fuss is all about. The service is owned by Beijing-based ByteDance, and Der Trumpf is making a big stink that the platform can be used by the Chinese government to ...

Only a week after the launch of its new creative offering, Other, Mother London is introducing another venture, Mother Pictures, a vehicle for creating unbranded entertainment. Mark Waites, one of the founders of Mother, will lead the operation, which is ...

My friend George Parker reminds us that, contrary to what we asked here, there has been at least one good wine campaign – Orson Welles for Paul Masson: ‘we will sell no wine before its time.’ In Adscam and also ...

Time Magazine is calling its readers – and anyone passing a news stand – to action, by replacing its logo with the word “Vote” on its final cover before the US Presidential Election on 3rd November. It’s the first time ...

It’s a different world out there for the tech giants – we’ve been hearing about the cozy search arrangement between Google and Appple which nets Apple “services” billions a year. Amazon, which has dodged most of the bullets so far, ...

A new campaign from Greenpeace takes aim at deforestation across South America, with help from a young boy and an angry jaguar, which has been displaced from its natural habitat in Brazil in order to make room for grazing cattle ...

Michael Roth is retiring from his role as Interpublic Group CEO after 15 years in the job, and will be replaced by Philippe Krakowsky, currently executive vice president and chief operating officer at IPG. Krakowsky (right), who has been at ...

Covid-19 is reported to be driving many of us to drink, so which tipple should we choose? Booze ads are arguably the hardest because you can’t say very much – so most advertisers veer between what they think are trendy, ...