It’s often an unfashionable idea, but Dominic Mills shows that combining the best of new and old media strategy really does deliver. Plus: The joy of the portmanteau.
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If social media failed to sell Labour, despite its blanket presence and big numbers, the same could be true for brands, writes Nick Manning.
‘Extremely concerning’, ‘strange’, ‘amazingly short-sighted’, ‘very Brexit’, ‘a statement of surrender’, ‘severely damaging’.It was hard – actually impossible – to find anything good in the reactions to Thursday’s news that the Daily Telegraph has pulled out of ABC audits, thus fragmenting a market often praised for its collaboration.So why has publisher TMG – which put… Continue reading A fracture in the newsbrand market
Following an out-of-home buying spree in 2018, this week Global finally unveiled its new offering. Here, Kinetic’s Alistair MacCallum shares his reaction to the launch.
Adams, who has spent three years with Havas, will take up the position of global managing director with Brainlabs.
The IPA, which represents agencies, said it was “extremely concerned” by the move, as the ABC said is was “disappointing.”
Good advertising delivers emotional rewards, writes Tess Alps – and we’re going to need them if we’re to start paying more and consuming less.
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From the displacement of current tech behaviours to the extreme evolution of influencers, futurist Tracey Follows maps out some of the changes we could see in the new decade and how they might impact media.
UK marketing budgets return to growth after a stagnant period, signalling a “renewed wave of optimism” for the upcoming year, according to the latest IPA Bellwether. Here, industry experts respond to the news.