Independent creative agency and production house Who Wot Why has been appointed as lead creative agency for Hartley's, described as a heritage jam brand. Who Wot Why already works with Hartley’s, ...
I never cease to be amazed at the continuing ability of the ad biz to shoot itself in the foot. The recent news that the world’s dumbest of the BDHC’s (Big Dumb Holding Companies) WPP is combining ...
Here in the US we are currently in the middle of a furore over Donald Trump’s posting of a video on his pathetic “Truth ...
David Patton (below), a former CEO of Grey Europe, Y&R globally and an award-winning client at Sony, has been appointed CEO ...
BMW's Mini is launching its first global campaign (from Jung von Matt and a cast of thousands including Dentsu and Accenture Song) featuring what it calls "modular storytelling," a structure which ...
Japan's Dentsu, enigmatic as ever, nonetheless seems to have got itself into a right muddle: losing key execs, notably ...
It should be a cause of embarrassment for an entire industry that fewer than half of people trust its core product. And yet the UK’s three main advertising trade bodies — the IPA, ISBA and the ...
They're all here, courtesy of LBB. And USA Today's ranking, the one most people seem to use. Budweiser's patriotic 2026 ...
Here's the kind of epic you don't usually come across in February - Billy Faithfull's Joyful and Triumphant for Jonathan ...
Publicis dominated agency new business in 2025, winning 1485 of 3885 pitches or 56% of all global billings. WPP won 672 pitches, Omnicom 656 and IPG 192 (now merged with Omnicom.) The figures come ...
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