A sad loss for a brilliant and inspiring England this week – but what a boost for TV.
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In a note to staff, worldwide CEO John Seifert said he had reviewed “serious” complaints made against Meng, who has been with the WPP firm since 1999.
Sometimes there’s too much news. There’s the football, Brexiteers spinning out of the Cabinet, daring cave rescues, the Murdoch-Comcast penalty shoot-out, a heat wave, novichok and Wimbledon. And then Trump turns up…
Sir Martin Sorrell’s new business, S4 Capital, has beaten WPP to buy Media Monks for €300m – fuelling growing hostilities with the firm he founded. Here, industry experts analyse the significance of the deal.
‘Responsive search ads’ combine different creative with machine learning to help deliver more bespoke targeting.
Improving our understanding of the way our brains work could provide a boost to the creative industries, writes Heather Andrew
S4 defied legal warmings to secure the dutch-based business, stating the objective behind the merger is to “provide clients with digital services, which are agile, efficient, and of premium creative quality.”
TV advertising is still a powerful way to sell product, writes Nick Manning – but change is coming and advertisers and their agencies must move to update decades-old working practices.
Marketing executive Daisy-May Kent is inspired by the Jo Loves founder – and argues we need more women like her working in the advertising industry.
As campaigns have become multi-dimensional, true effectiveness has turned into a more holistic concept, writes Dominic Mills. Plus: why Keith Weed’s offer to Sorrell isn’t as generous as it looks.