Nxt Gen 2013: future CMOs reveal their career tips
29 Apr 2013
The marketers from this year's Nxt Gen list give their advice to new and established marketers alike on keeping up with a changing world.
Ian Darby is still cringing after watching Typhoo s latest TV spot: "The sight of epic cheester Ben Fogle grimacing and making odd noises while on a treadmill is just painful. A contender for worst celebrity ad of all time, it made me yearn for the days of Tim Lovejoy s awful performance in that Giovanni...
The marketers from this year's Nxt Gen list give their advice to new and established marketers alike on keeping up with a changing world.
Spring is a time for sprucing up the garden and an already onerous task is made near-impossible by a group of militant gnomes.
Endless Kiss speaks to a global audience by eschewing speech with a film that plays out a kiss spanning a lifetime.
Some people will do anything for a free alcoholic drink and skiers in Austria this week were no different.
What makes creatives leave the comfort of their agencies to make a name for themselves as directors? Andy McLeod shares his journey from Fallon to commercials director and how his creative background helps him shoot better ads.
2012 was one of the strongest years in the history of The Gunn Report and saw two brands - Canal+ and Samsonite - break records, Donald Gunn writes.
Ian Darby thinks Wieden Kennedy has hit a hole in one with its golf commercial, "no cup is safe", for Nike: "This spot makes great use of the golfing talent on offer the new Nike signing, Rory McIlroy, gives an especially good performance. A hugely entertaining piece of content, it moves along at...
Anne Cassidy thinks Kit Kat s "Chunky champions" ad, by JWT, is appalling: "These are supposed to be comedy superheroes, but there are no laughs to be had. Instead, they just look sad and mentally deficient. They have names such as Fudgeatron and Coconutrix and, when they try to fight each other,...
Jeremy Lee is backing William Hill s new ad by Fabula: "An impressive debut campaign from the Hoxton barge-based start-up that is so distinctive in this overcrowded market. Beautifully written and full of nice touches, it warrants repeated viewing and always raises a laugh. If the agency carries on...