A collection of Jane Austen's juvenilia, entitled 'The Beautiful Cassandra', is a reminder of the dangers of revering culture when we should be poking fun at it.
Are advertisers in danger of turning consumers away en masse as commercial creep becomes a gallop and the search for ad space grows ever-more relentless?
A stray dog singing a sorrowful version of Gloria Gaynor's 'I Will Survive' features in the latest TV and online ad for the Blue Cross animal charity.
The TImes and The Sunday Times has created a TV spot using cinematic shots of Ireland for the launch of its inaugural Ireland edition in the country.
Throughout September, Marketing will be celebrating the 60th anniversary of TV advertising in the UK with a series of articles penned by influential industry leaders. The aim is to explore where TV advertising is now and, more importantly, its future in a rapidly evolving media landscape. We continue with David Golding, founding partner of Adam & Eve DDB.
Wrangler Europe is teasing its autumn/winter 2015 range of jeans with a simple yet striking outdoor and social media campaign.
A stray dog singing a sorrowful version of Gloria Gaynor's 'I Will Survive' features in the latest TV and online ad for the Blue Cross animal charity.
Welcome to Marketing's morning briefing, a daily shot of news and a recap of the best longer reads and videos. In today's news, a BA plane catches fire on the runway, Instagram opens up to more advertisers, and Microsoft returns to court over a privacy case.
18 Feet & Rising has ended its High Court dispute with former client Nationwide over claims that the building society stole credit for the agency's work.
Instagram, the photo-sharing app owned by Facebook, is opening the platform to all advertisers by the end of the month.
