It’s time advertisers, agencies and media owners locked horns under the neutral canopy of the Advertising Association to talk about a cleaner way for the industry to run, writes Bob Wootton
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James, who was previously head of strategy, joins CEO Jon Sharpe and newly appointed chief creative officer Jonathan Burley on the agency’s executive management team.
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So much of what Cannes has become is an existential parody, writes Dominic Mills – but there is just enough creativity with real purpose at its heart to (almost) balance the books
Peel Hunt’s Alex DeGroote says broadcasters must remain vigilant in an increasingly fragmented and competitive market as he forecasts a solid ad performance in H2 – but only if the UK votes to remain in the EU.
