Next week will be dominated by Advertising Week Europe and D&AD's festival, where the world's best creative work will be judged and displayed (and we've dedicated more of this week's issue to creativity than usual to mark the occasion).
It looks good, it's non-intrusive, the stats really stack up - and it's taking a stand against ad-blocking
CHI & Partners has gone with tarot cards as the theme of its first Sunday Times Rich List campaign in four years.
Adland should invest in STEM talent at an earlier stage in order to secure its future, the former BBC presenter Maggie Philbin has said at an IPA event.
Ahead of his D&AD Festival appearance, Gaston Legorburu talks to James Swift about the thinking behind Storyscaping and why the industry needs to get on board.
Martha Lane Fox of Lastminute.com fame is joining the board of Twitter as a non-executive director.
The idea is a slippery beast. Elusive, gaslike and visceral.
In Japan, the Kishigawa branch line was losing $4.7 million a year.
Jonathan Fowles is now heading the UK arm of Mediahub as the group moves to a full-service model.
At the beginning of 2016 the copyright on Adolf Hitler's book, Mein Kampf (my struggle), expired.
