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08 Dec 2011 | by Paul Phillips
Should agencies crack a brief speedily, or does slow and steady win the race? Paul Phillips discusses pitching approaches.
New technology is offering an array of opportunities for marketing at sports events.
Should agencies crack a brief speedily, or does slow and steady win the race? Paul Phillips discusses pitching approaches.
Giving brands identifiable and distinctive personalities is increasingly popular, but what's the best approach, Mo Saha asks.
Saatchi & Saatchi old-timers will doubtless be crying in their beer the day the demolition men move in on the agency's Charlotte Street home.
The agency's latest campaign can perhaps best be described as Street View on acid. Paul Knott and Tim Vance explain the thinking behind it.
VCCP's new creative director on swapping a role at Crispin Porter & Bogusky for life in the UK.
What more can be done to improve the public's perception of the business in 2012, Ian Barber asks.
Will Virgin's addressable advertising dominate TV, Alasdair Reid asks.
The London Evening Standard has cemented its place as Campaign's joint Print Sales Team of the Year. Alasdair Reid reports.
We've come a long way since the video rental days. Alasdair Reid reports.