by Sean Hargrave on Jun 16, 8:58 AM
Creative will descend on Cannes tomorrow to discover campaigns are not enough -- curating new experiences is where it's at.
by Sean Hargrave on Jun 15, 8:18 AM
The tech giants come in for a lot of criticism, but filtering out the bad ads and letting the good ones through deserves huge heaps of praise.
by Sean Hargrave on Jun 14, 11:15 AM
If marketing doesn't step up and insist that procurement is embedded, the disastrous race to the bottom will continue.
by Sean Hargrave on Jun 13, 9:02 AM
Social experts say the Tories targeted too narrowly on social. Really? Surely it was the message that was the problem?
by Sean Hargrave on Jun 12, 10:46 AM
Theresa May tried to phone it in and Labour engaged -- guess which way Millennials voted last week.
by Sean Hargrave on Jun 9, 10:06 AM
Theresa May is being kept in power by an alliance that opposes hard Brexit. Adland can breathe a sigh of relief.
by Sean Hargrave on Jun 8, 9:26 AM
The election has been wrapped up with terror attacks to the point where bashing the tech giants as a government policy will only intensify after today.
by Sean Hargrave on Jun 7, 9:13 AM
One in five are blocking ads, but growth is slowing as the predicted display Armageddon now seems unlikely.
by Sean Hargrave on Jun 6, 9:53 AM
We're spending less on retail goods and far more on movies and eating out. Is this the birth of the experience economy?
by Sean Hargrave on Jun 5, 8:15 AM
Social media brought us kindness and the #DancingPoliceman in Manchester -- but the terror spree will mould the election around leadership. Only one party will benefit from that.
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