Creativity and the art of collaboration
30 Apr 2010
There was a time when creatives hated everybody - account handlers and clients alike. Has that all changed, Andrew Cracknell asks.
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PHD's media director, Richard Desforges, believes The Plannertarium helped to change his entire agency's mindset and convinced a client to try something new, Jane Bainbridge writes.
There was a time when creatives hated everybody - account handlers and clients alike. Has that all changed, Andrew Cracknell asks.
Adland has had its share of refugees thanks to the volcanic ash cloud that closed UK airspace.
WHAT TOPICS HAS THE INDUSTRY BEEN DISCUSSING THIS WEEK? THE TALK TIME SPENT Creatives joining strategic companies (Jim Thornton 32 mins to Naked), media men joining creative agencies (Enyi Nwosu to M C Saatchi), publishers joining...
On Unilever's decision to crowdsource content for 13 global brands (from Brand Republic).
Noel Bussey, whether for good or bad, is getting extremely excited about England's prospects in the World Cup again, and ads as good as the recent Sun one is only adding fuel to the patriotic fire:
Matt Williams is laughing at Bruce Dunlop & Associates new viral to promote Top Up TV's ESPN tie-up - but for all the wrong reasons:
Neil Walker, the branded content director for Newcast, reveals how The Plannertarium inspired him to find innovative ways to use TV advertising without typical TV costs.