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When, if ever, we stop fretting about coronavirus there’s plenty of other things to worry about – like the end of the world for example. Not new of course, most of Christendom was convinced it was going to happen in ...

As a tribute to long-time MAA business partner Paul Simons who died earlier this week we’ll be publishing a selection of his pieces over the years. This one was recalled by MullenLowe’s Laurence Green. In business it’s often difficult to ...

Levi’s advertising has been all over the place in recent years but nowhere that made the brand look contemporary again. Now FCB West is having a go and, wisely no doubt, has decided to go back to whence it came: ...

This is quite interesting, the first work I’m aware of since Levi’s shifted its account from Wieden+Kennedy to FCB – in this case FCB San Francisco. The account outside the US Chose Richard Pinder’s The House World Wide which has ...

Former Publicis boss Richard Pinder (left) has seen a quick return on his investment in The House Worldwide, selling the business to MDC-owned Crispin Porter+Bogusky just a year after it opened. CPB wants to strengthen its international offering and Pinder ...

Wieden+Kennedy is lauded by most for its estimable record of creative independence over more than 30 years but when bad times come – or not-so-good times – it wields the axe just like everyone else. The company has admitted to ...

***Here’s a nice new ad from BMW from KBS in New York (can’t be bothered to spell it out) for its new series of electric cars. Well they look great don’t they? But why don’t the car manufacturers cough up ...

Richard Pinder’s new-style network The House Worldwide has scored a major coup by being appointed alongside Interpublic’s Draftfcb to handle the iconic (not an exaggeration in this case) Levi’s account. Levi’s departed Wieden+Kennedy last year. Quite why Levi’s needs two ...

Levi’s isn’t an easy one, iconic brand though it may be. So it’s not that much of a surprise that it has split with its global agency Wieden+Kennedy, particularly as the move follows the departure of marketing boss Rebecca Van ...