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 ...

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

Coca-Cola's recent advertising via WPP Open X has won many plaudits, now historic rival Pepsi is entering the fray with ...

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

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

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

There are signs that, in the aftermath of Black Lives Matter and the elevation of diversity as an issue, the ad industry ...

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