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Women get mad for IWD 2025
International Women’s Day has become a bit of a “hun” fest of late. It’s all women congratulating themselves – and…
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Long-serving T&Pm boss Sarah Golding steps down
Sarah Golding, global partner and former London CEO at WPP’s T&Pm is leaving the agency after 23 years. T&Pm, in…
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Spain’s Burns mines Old Spice ad history for new pirate epic
Seems you have to go to Spain for some fun these days. Recently we’ve had LOLA Mullenlowe for Unilever’s Axe…
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Bandstand’s Lottie Marriner picks her (International Women’s Day) Desert Island Ads
Hmm. Five ads that empower women. What do we mean exactly, empower? Not to buy deodorant or shoes or expensive…
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Lloyds and Aberdeen show funny side of financial services
The doings of marketing departments never cease to amaze. Lloyds is closing even more branches (the nearest one in my…
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Barclays reveals probably the last shortlist in town
When account conflict still seems to rule agency land, who needs a pitch intermediary? Barclays has just revealed the shortlist…
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Post-sale R/GA could be a new model for the agency sector
We don’t know yet how much IPG received for R/GA, the once-flagship digital agency it’s just sold to Truelink Capital…
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Now Mother wins Electronic Arts and invites a friend for the ride
Mother is on a hot streak. In the last week it has announced wins for first Nationwide, then Alpen, and…
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LOLA MullenLowe brings the fun back to ads – for Unilever, of all people
Will MullenLowe survive the forthcoming cull at Omnicom/IPG? Be interesting to see what happens to LOLA MullenLowe, one of Madrid’s…
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