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James Kirkham: from Cannes to Tehran, and our split screen era
The Cannes Lions festival has always been a reliable mirror for the advertising industry. Delegates wearing sunglasses on panels, sitting…
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More people think ads drive positive change says new AA report
Who’d a thought it? New research by Credos for the UK Advertising Association shows the percentage of peopl;e thinking advertising…
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Don’t vote for us says Brave Spark for the Unheard Third party
Voting Counts, an organisation helping citizens make informed decisions in election campaigns, is warning registered voters to avoid joining The…
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James Appleby of Isobel: why important elections need agencies
Advertising is a world full of bullshit, which is why I love elections. Because elections are a moment where reality…
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Sound specialists pick winning election tunes for Sunak and Starmer
Could choosing the right soundtrack help to decide who is going to be next British PM? With a General Election…
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Rishi loses his head over Braverman
PM Rishi Sunak has finally fired loose cannon Home Secretary Suella Braverman (named after Sue Ellen in Dallas it seems)…
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American Family Insurance and Time show right way to march on Washington
Yesterday was the 60th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s civil rights ‘March on Washington,’ and, among other things, it’s a…
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Archie Heaton: why flagging Labour needs to take a leaf out of the marketing textbook
The UK’s Labour Party (12 years in opposition now) has something much worse than a policy problem; it has a…
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Less heat and more light please: ad agencies, Brexit and understanding consumers
By Jes Conway “Less Heat and More Light, Please…”: On Ad Agencies, Brexit and Understanding Consumers Did I miss the…
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