05 Jun 2009
| by Kate Nettleton
for advertisers since
the 30s. "There were a number of key exhibitions in 1936 in Paris, London and New
York which helped to register surrealism on the radar screen of the
advertising community," explains Michael ...
of the advertising industry are deeply
imbedded in surrealism. Surrealism is about probing subconscious ...
01 Jul 2005
| by James Hamilton
Fiat is shaking up its global advertising arrangements and has asked several agencies, including the non-roster shop Mother London, to pitch global ideas for the launches of the new Fiat Punto ...
.
Commenting on the pitch, Gregory Pingree, the newly appointed Fiat international advertising co ...
05 Feb 1999
| by JOHN TYLEE
don t.
Kirby, who has worked in marketing and advertising for 15 years, cited
what he ...
are the relationships built on mutual trust?
Kirby claimed advertising had become a commodity. It s very ...
10 Jan 2000
| by JONAH BLOOM
of advertising in the
February/March issue, creating a monster 1,270-page issue.
Weighing in at 4 ...
that of 96 Empire State buildings.
Advertisers in the record-breaking issue include Australian Travel ...
07 Mar 2008
that, in a less regulated time, were taken for truth. In 1995, Mars brought to an end an advertising ...
BBDO. However, the use of nostalgic advertising is a minefield that, if not negotiated carefully, can ...
Eve Doing it is very much like any other form of advertising. When done cleverly and creatively ...
24 Jan 2000
| by GREG HUGHES
CallTheShots did not represent a significant threat to web advertisers.
This sort of program has been around ...
on advertisements, he added.
Reza Moazzami, the chief executive of CallTheShots, denied the service ...
advertisements. Using
artificial intelligence, it purports to block banners, promotional ads
and pretty much ...
27 Aug 2010
Diary was very touched to hear a heartbreaking tale of a former JWT employee trying to make amends for some minor expense fiddling that took place more than 50 years ago.
27 May 2005
Yahoo!, Nokia and Samsung came out of nowhere and conquered the world. But where will the next wave of global brands come from? Andy Milligan tips some potential stars of the future.
22 Mar 2002
| by JOHN HEGARTY, Group chairman and global creative director,
Bartle Bogle Hegarty
The state of the industry may be dire, and the number of print ads
produced seriously down, but, judging from the quality of the awards,
the state of creativity is really high.
23 Nov 2001
| by JEREMY WHITE
Vodafone is seeking an agency network as it reassesses its existing
international roster of creative agencies and prepares to appoint a
second global network.
The agency selection, which is being handled by Agency Insight, will see
the appointment of a second network to work alongside Wieden...