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Is state-funded consumer research all smoke and mirrors?

Philip Morris' request for disclosure of state-funded research signals a malaise.

Effies show how adland is adapting to straitened times

The awards show is now a serious commercially focused effectiveness event, Gurdeep Puri says.

Weapon7 boosts firepower as the AMV big guns roll in

Will AMV BBDO's buyout of Weapon7 mean the small digital shop has a big future, Anne Cassidy asks.

The history of advertising 24: Cow Gum

It's a safe bet that in a dark and dusty corner of a few creative departments and design studios, there lurks a tin of Cow Gum.

The creative task today is to manage diversity

With integration dying a slow death, it's now up to ECDs to preside over a solutions-neutral future, Shaun McIlrath writes.

Can Labour initiative help ad industry?

The political party is introducing a think tank to boost the UK's creative economy.

Ida Rezvani, Dentsu London

Dentsu's managing director recalls a career working with some of adland's sharpest minds.

Will ads on Twitter be a hit?

Can the site's advertising offering live up to the hype, Alasdair Reid asks.

Putting a British accent on a US fashion fixture

Eilidh MacAskill's time at the US edition of InStyle has proved invaluable during her UK editorship, Sophie Maden reports.

Lifeline: Ellis Watson

Newspapers and the North prove to be a stronger lure than working in TV at Syco.


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