Mark Runacus, a partner at Karmarama and the chairman of the DMA Awards Committee, gives his view on the best direct marketing campaigns of the year.
Every country struggles with the problem of prostitution.
Bailey's has released a digital campaign featuring Daisy Lowe to complement its new "here's to us" position.
South African Tourism has invited creative agencies to pitch for a global advertising brief.
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned social media activity starring the actress and TV presenter Denise Welch for suggesting she lost weight more quickly than is recommended.
Leo Burnett Change picked up the Grand Prix at the DMA Awards last night for its "second chance" campaign for Business in the Community.
A research company failed to find high levels of disgust when measuring people's reactions to the Sainsbury's Christmas ad, despite it prompting more than 700 complaints.
Harry Enfield stars in this year's Save the Children's Christmas Jumper Day ad, in a spoof of alcohol brand Southern Comfort's "whatever's comfortable" by Wieden & Kennedy.
Harvey Nichols is again subverting the traditional seasonal sentiment in its 2014 Christmas campaign and follow-up to last year's "sorry, I spent it on myself".
The Money Shop, the loans company, is advertising its new loan product with an ad that explains how it can help people afford everyday items.
