Sir Martin Sorrell, in his WPP heyday, famously referred to Google as a "frenemy." As opposed to a mighty monster that would ...

MAA has more than 40,000 visits a month - from the obvious centres London, NYC and the West Coast to everywhere in Europe; ...

Love, laughter and happily ever after” is an age-old trope that BBC Creative is using to promote the broadcaster’s full range ...

Is there a future for UK broadcaster Channel 4? The one-time enfant terrible of the UK broadcasting scene has been struggling ...

This clever campaign characterizes mobile phones as a needy, controlling presence in our lives. It's spot-on and just a ...

Ajaz Ahmed's Studio.One is already gaining momentum just days after the AKQA founder escaped his WPP gardening leave with a ...

Advertising can be quite useful sometimes. Advertisers have realised that there are parts of the body that (may) require assistance and some are approaching the matter with realism and even wit. Maybe ...

Women don't need a delicate approach to the often indelicate bodily trials that life puts them through, as demonstrated by ...

The London skyline is pretty spectacular at night (less so in the daytime as they keep putting up ever-larger City office ...

Yes, it's almost that time of year again. The BDA's (Big Dumb Agencies) and their respective BDHC's (Big dumb Holding ...

Mother’s Run Deep leans into the entertainment side of its “sports and entertainment” remit with a new film for Redbreast Irish Whiskey featuring everyone’s favourite actor, Andrew Scott (of Ripley ...

Let’s be clear: culture isn’t just a layer to add to a campaign - it is the strategy. In a fragmented, fast-moving ...