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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 03/09/2016 - 13:02It's embarrassing enough when creatives spot rivals wearing the same glasses/jeans/brogues combo at Soho House.
It's embarrassing enough when creatives spot rivals wearing the same glasses/jeans/brogues combo at Soho House.
The Western Union Company has taken on Isobar UK to handle digital transformation work for its global CSR programme Chain of Betters.
Suzy Bashford examines the tipping point between potent creative concept and washed-out cliché and whether there's ever justification for employing a well-worn idea.
Be Heard Group expects to make three to four acquisitions of digital marketing agencies in the coming year as the mini-holding company seeks revenues of £100 million.
OgilvyOne's Emma de la Fosse and Creature's Ben Middleton review ads from WWF, Samaritans, Admiral, Mercedes-Benz and McVitie's.
A McDonald's ad in Taiwan that features a young man coming out to his father as gay has gone viral.
Duke, the creative start-up founded by Johnny Fearless' Neil Hughston, has appointed Stephen Stokes as the agency's chief strategy officer.
Maria Sharapova sent shockwaves through the sporting world after revealing she had failed a drugs test at the Australian Open. What now for the tennis superstar? We look at what happened to five other global sports stars after doping indiscretions.
Many leaders pledged parity on International Women's Day yesterday, but we must ensure we actually deliver on our promises, says Lindsay Pattison, the worldwide chief executive of Maxus.
Robert Marshall, the former head of enterprise client services at programmatic specialist agency Rocket Fuel, has joined Maxus as its head of programmatic.