Applications to the respected Watford Advertising Course have plummeted, prompting its principal to ask agencies to step in and secure its future.
Mark Finney, ISBA's new media chief, prides himself on plain speaking, Gideon Spanier discovers.
Crispin Porter & Bogusky thinks a new menu in London will attract the punters, Kate Magee writes.
Havas Media Group has merged AIS London and Arnold KLP to create Field Day, a through-the-line agency.
This month's episode of the Marketing Mind sees the Campaign team discussing the political and marketing tactics behind the Leave and Remain campaigns ahead of the referendum on the UK's membership of the EU.
Industry reaction to the ANA report has been mixed with the body representing US agencies, the 4A's, calling it "inconclusive and one-sided" and analysts saying it looked "fairly damning".
This promo for Carling's TV giveaway is quite possibly the worst entry in the gangster genre since The Godfather Part III, Simon Gwynn reckons.
While the MAA claims the relentless screwing down of agency fees will "kill the sector" if continued unchecked, some marketers believe shops should just "get over it".
Gurjit Degun loves the juxtaposition in Bodyform's empowering ad.
Jeremy Bullmore has some tips for creatives who have lost their fizz.
