Day three of Advertising Week Europe came and went, and brought more insight, surprise and controversy, and a familiar puppet monkey.
P&O Ferries has issued a brief to find a lead creative agency after dropping its incumbent for not having a presence in Europe.
Latest news on pitches from M&S, Land Rover, Smart Meters and more.
Brothers and Sisters has appointed Matthew Charlton, the founder and former chief executive of BETC London, as its own chief executive.
Jean-François Decaux, the chairman and co-chief executive of JCDecaux, has said he hopes the proposed "merger of equals" between Publicis Groupe and Omnicom will pave the way for consolidation among media owners.
Virgin Atlantic's global creative review - the first for 20 years - is an attempt by the airline to modernise its communications and reduce a reliance on ads.
Leo Burnett London has promoted Katie Lee, the group marketing director, to managing director.
Mother has hired Dave Dye, the founder of agencies including Hello People, in the newly created position of head of art.
Adam & Eve/DDB has been handed the digital advertising account for Kronenbourg 1664 without a pitch.
The Payments Council has kicked off a new campaign to launch its mobile payments service Paym.
