Daniel Farey-Jones
News Editor
Dan has been with Haymarket since October 2004, most recently as group deputy news editor of Brand Republic, working across Campaign, Marketing and Media Week.
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Jan Gooding advises brands considering Pride marketing to tread carefully
LGBT+ festival is a 'political space', not just a party.
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Mark Read drops more hints about changing WPP
Redefining creativity, giving agency leaders more financial freedom and making client services more consultant-like are on the WPP chief's agenda.
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Instagram bows to pressure and bans all graphic self-harm images
Images previously allowed as admission of self-harm will now be purged.
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Twitter reports 23% rise in Q4 ad revenue and first full-year profit
The social network will add to U.S. and international sales teams.
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Brian Wieser joins Group M to lead business intelligence
Media and advertising analyst moves back to agency world.
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Lego plans in-store activation for movie sequel
Fans will get chance to build eight-foot model of Emmet.
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Guinness in surprise marketing initiative for first Six Nations activity
Brand wants rugby fans to enjoy a pint of the 'clear stuff'.
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Publicis Groupe starts company-wide leadership get-togethers
The holding company is also rolling out online courses to all staff.
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Beleaguered WPP predicted to announce job losses
Share price today fell to six-year low.
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Diageo CMO presses agencies to speed up hiring of female creative chiefs
'The pace of substantive change has been too slow,' agencies have been told.
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'Faster, better, cheaper' is doing the trick, Sorrell claims
S4 Capital Q3 revenue up almost 46% organically.
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ASA defends Lloyds strapline as 'advertising puffery' in ruling
The ad watchdog has allowed Lloyds to keep using its 'By your side' strapline, rejecting a complaint from Keystone Law that it was misleading.
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Engine lures R/GA veteran Jim Moffatt to lead Europe and Asia
Jim Moffatt, the leader of R/GA's business in Asia Pacific and its former London chief, has been appointed as CEO of Engine Group in Europe and Asia Pacific.
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TUI Airways sorry for 'future pilot' sticker sexism 'mix-up'
TUI Airways said recent instances of little girls being given "future cabin crew" and boys getting "future pilot" stickers are a "simple mix-up".
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Why Nike deserves criticism for 'cynically tapping into gang culture'
This week's backlash against Nike for releasing a balaclava judged to be targeted at young people in gangs was justified because of the context of its marketing, according to Atomic London creative partner Dave Henderson.
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Interpublic leads the field in UK with double-digit revenue growth
In more ways than one, WPP is currently the laggard among the world's marketing services giants.
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Cannes Lions revenue down 9% but marketers spending more
This year's Cannes Lions festival made 9% less revenue than in 2017 owing to falls in both delegate numbers and awards entries resulting from Publicis Groupe sitting out the event and the organisers truncating the schedule.
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Frank launches new podcast series for Direct Line
Motor insurer Direct Line has released three episodes of a free podcast featuring comedian Richard Herring and psychologist Dr Gary Wood talking about karma on the roads.
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Multinational brands predict higher spend on influencer marketing
A majority of global advertisers plan to increase spend in influencer marketing in the next 12 months, despite recent controversies over transparency and effectiveness.
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Publicis experiences first revenue drop under new CEO
The chief executive of Publicis Groupe has experienced his first bad financial quarter since he took charge last June, as a drop in organic growth led its shares down 7 per cent this morning.