Advertisers, limited by choice in a market dominated by a handful of big players and where data tends to be under lock and key, are looking for workarounds to some of the drawbacks to using social media platforms to deliver ads.
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Following the appointment of Unilever’s Keith Weed as president, the Advertising Association (AA) has appointed Sharon Lloyd Barnes as its new commercial director.
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timeTo, adland’s answer to the MeToo movement, is today launching a multi-platform advertising campaign, designed to encourage people to consider where they would draw the line between normal interaction and sexual harassment.
Old stereotypes die hard and according to new research, a worryingly large percentage of men and women still believe that finance is a man’s game.
The Specialist Works has made two senior appointments: Katie Lobina as trading director and James Olney as head of data and analytics.
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Advertising has the power to shape business, culture and behaviour – so now it’s even more important to embrace the positive impact of what we do, writes strategist Tara Austin.
