SPIKES ASIA - It's a polarising statement that, somewhat ironically, is open to a 360 attack. But Al Moseley, CCO at 180 Amsterdam, defends it well, bringing in personal experience and a taste for implementing structures that foster creative management.
Lucy Banks, the executive creative director of Bauer Media, goes through five reasons why comedy can help an audience connect with a brand message.
With The 2014 Ryder Cup kicking off today to deafening cheers from the Gleneagles crowd in Scotland, Campaign takes a look at some of the tournament's ads.
The Gunn Report has classified over 1,000 of the most awarded and admired ads and campaigns in the world from the past 15 years (1999 to 2013) to analyse how ideas are found for great press and outdoor ads.
Transport for London has created a hard-hitting multimedia campaign to raise awareness of the risks of using illegal minicabs.
Triumph, the lingerie company, is launching a product called Magic Wire, backed by a campaign that invites women to share their routine irritations.
The Advertising Standards Authority has ruled a VIP Electronic Cigarette ad can only air a TV ad after the 9pm watershed because of the degree of sexuality in the spot.
John Owen, the chief strategy officer at Dare, examines what brands have learnt from social media in the past 10 years.
Matt Edwards, the chief executive of WCRS, finds some of the naive ideas at The Talent Business' Cream exhibition show the need for young creatives to be encouraged to critique each others' work.
AOL UK has launched a digital and outdoor campaign today, in a bid to bring together its various offerings.
