New findings showing public trust in UK advertising has improved in the last three years were revealed at the Trust Summit hosted by the Advertising Association, IPA and ISBA today. 

My Wardour Street memento is an important reminder of how Soho has changed. But when it comes to hiring diverse talent, in some ways the spirit of Soho has been lost.

Fish Said Fred, the new brand launched by New England Seafood International a year ago, is making its first foray into above-the-line advertising.

Natalie Morris, global media and marketing consultant at Flock Associates, has a guide for marketers who don’t know where to start on sustainability

The UK’s first not-for-profit diverse and inclusive talent management agency REFLECT starts work today to address the lack of diversity in the multi-billion-dollar influencer industry.

ISBA has hired Youview exec Tracey Kitt to lead its cross-media measurement initiative Project Origin, as Richard Halton departs.

Graham Swallow, head of data and technology at Little Dot Studios runs the rule over two competing social video platforms

Dominic Mills commentates on five things that have recently caught his eye, including a roller-skating tortoise and a light-weight free newspaper

The survey, powered by Panelbase, was conducted to mark the one-year anniversary of the UK  chapter of the Unstereotype Alliance

Wunderman Thompson devised a hard-hitting, one-day print campaign for Sure this week, which emphasised the need for inclusive design in all areas of our lives.  Running in the Telegraph, Metro, the Guardian and the Times, the ad read: “The world is a great place for people with disabilities*” The emphasis was on the big asterisk – or caveat – with the small… Continue reading Sure print execution shines light on need for inclusive societal design