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plans for 2011, where guests include WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell and The Who's Roger Daltrey
The latest issue of men's glossy GQ has a three-page spread on WPP boss Martin Sorrell....In one image illustrating the profile, Sorrell is pictured alongside a shot of MadMen s Don Draper in an identikit pose, while in another he poses alongside his pet red setter. The piece also features a mock up of the billboards in Time Square in New York covered with images of Sorrell s face. ...
, Sir Martin Sorrell, to look 40 years into the future. Wired s launch has been backed by an ad ...
LONDON - Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay, the owners of the Daily Telegraph, have leapt 18..., the daughter of Rupert, are ranked 336 on the list, up from 378, valued at 190m. Adland is represented by Sir Martin Sorrell, the boss of WPP, and advertising gurus Lord Saatchi and Charles Saatchi, whose wealth ...
McGarryBowen Chicago has collaborated with the photographer Martin Schoeller to shoot a print
This week, Out and About attends the IAA Summer Ball at the Hurlingham Club, bumps into Sir Richard
, WPP boss Martin Sorrell and Lord Alan Sugar are supporting the England bid. If England win, Npower ...
Comedian Adam Buxton who hosted the Awards did a great job cheering on the room with his own take on the world of advertising. Attendees included Sir John Hegarty who looked on as Jeremy Craigen collected the Chairman Award 2012 and John Lewis won the commerical of the year for 'The Long Wait' Campaign. BBH won ...
The online campaign features a song and video with contributions from famous musicians including The Roots, Jack Black, Chris Martin from Coldplay, John Legend, Jim James from My Morning Jacket and Regina Spektor. The activity, which includes print work, aims to spark a movement to put books in the hands ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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