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It’s all change at the top of the big ad networks – Wendy Clark exiting Dentsu International (as is DI as it will be no more) and now Andy Main stepping down as global CEO of WPP’s Ogilvy to be ...

In the social media age you have to include everyone, even if you’re the traditionally snooty All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, organisers of Wimbledon. Which it tries to in this launch campaign from McCann for the iconic tennis ...

McCann Worldgroup has retained the expanded Just Eat creative account – now a global remit following Just Eat’s merger with Takeaway.com – against stiff competition from adam&eveDDB, BBH and TBWA London. McCann London will work with McCann Australia, Canada and ...

WPP CEO Mark Read has made a big statement about the holdng company’s commitment to classical advertising values with the surprise appointment of Rob Reilly, creative chairman of Interpublic’s McCann Worldgroup, as WPP’s new global CCO. Reilly (above) replaces John ...

Stars of ‘Friends’ keep on befriending us in all sorts of unlikely ways and now David Schwimmer has been enlisted by McCann to put a human face on TSB, the rather troubled bank which has abandoned animation for a more, ...

McCann London’s ‘Did somebody say Just Eat’ is a real throwback – to the days when jingles ruled the airwaves. But it undoubtedly works, even if it drives you mad. Now, though, Just Eat is going all sophisticated, enlisting rapper ...

Advertising, as well as lots of other things obviously, clearly works for Aldi and it’s back with a new campaign, ‘Like.’ Which is pushing at an open door really (two gripes – it no longer sells newspapers and its delivery ...

Is the UK’s National Lottery planning a Christmas campaign? Other lotteries seem to have realised that a lottery ticket is a one way out of the Christmas prezzie conundrum; not too much but might just be worth a lot, so ...

Vauxhall is one of those anomalies of British life (elsewhere it’s Opel), one that might disappear if Boris’ Brexiters get their way. And, somehow or other, there are few things more British than men in vans (and women of course, ...