That the Government, this time without any Lib-Dem brake to apply, should impose such a deal for the second time in five years behind closed doors is nothing short of gobsmacking, writes Raymond Snoddy.
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Heather Andrew, CEO of Neuro-Insight, explains the success of the year’s Cannes Lions winners from a neuroscience point of view.
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Could making advertising appealing to women be the answer to stagnant lager sales, wonders Dominic Mills.
Media agencies love complexity, writes Mindshare’s Adam Fulford – is this why so many lost out to creative agencies at this year’s Cannes Lions?