Mark Zuckerberg has predicted that virtual reality will be the next big computing environment - and it is telling that even McDonald's is getting in the game.
Apparently, if you tally up the winners of the major effectiveness awards around the world over the past year, you'll discover that Procter & Gamble has displaced Unilever as the world's most effective advertiser.
AccorHotels, the French company that owns hotel chains including Ibis and Sofitel, released its first UK TV ad campaign on Wednesday.
Have you ever wondered how long it would take for civilisation to collapse if you were patient zero in a catastrophic smallpox outbreak?
The travel agent First Choice gave a woman the chance to propose to her boyfriend live on TV this week.
With Mother's Day fast approaching, Marketing has taken a look at the changing face of motherhood in advertising. Here are five ads showing the progression of women and motherhood.
Irish transplant Orla Mitchell is quietly driving innovation for brands like Doublemint and Skittles at Wrigley.
Joey Essex, a reality TV star who is famous for being dim, fronts a new campaign for Batchelors Cup A Soup.
"Who'd listen to THIS lot?" the Daily Mail asked in a double-page spread last week, which named and shamed pro-European Union business leaders, including WPP's chief executive, Sir Martin Sorrell, and Sir Alan Parker of the PR agency Brunswick.
PG Tips owner Unilever has been found in breach of the advertising standards code for failing to make "reasonable estimate" of demand for a loyalty scheme.
