Think BR: The search for white space
25 May 2012 | by Will Landell Mills
How do we understand the world of evolving psychological needs, asks Will Landell Mills, director, Ipsos Marketing.
Newspapers now need to be understood as newsbrands, writes Rufus Olins, CEO, Newsworks.
How do we understand the world of evolving psychological needs, asks Will Landell Mills, director, Ipsos Marketing.
It's time for brands to embrace the new generation of innovators, writes Ronnie Crosbie, planning director, Outside Line.
I wrote in one of these columns three years ago that watching different parts of the public sector trying to talk to each other was rather initially amusing, but ultimately rather depressing.
What, precisely, has the coalition Government achieved so far? While you ponder that question, I must declare a vested interest in this week's review.
Lord Leveson's inquiry into media ethics provides more dark insights into the interface between spin and journalism.
This week, further details emerged of the Government's new approach to its comms campaigns after the demise of the COI in March.
When uncertainty over the economy overwhelmingly dominates the political debate, the steady slide in the Government's reputation for economic competence will cause David Cameron and George Osborne profound alarm.
Q. I'm a senior marketer at an airline. An ad from one of our rivals, which ran three months ago, has now been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority. The ad has long since been replaced by a new campaign, so what use is this belated ruling to me and my rule-abiding colleagues?
Passers-by in Whitfield Street last week might have heard a strangely unfamiliar sound emanating from TBWA\London's offices following the news that its network had picked up the global Four Seasons ad account after a hotly contested pitch.