Tuesday 28 November 2017

Dentsu to pay staff for unpaid overtime | OK Go's latest video is an ad for Double A paper

Plus: How Harrods reaches Asia | Telenor promotes individuality in Pakistan | New Business League | Is Jack Ma Santa?
 
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Wednesday, 29 November, 2017

Dentsu to pay staff millions for two years' worth of overtime

Dentsu to pay staff millions for two years' worth of overtime

David Blecken

The company will compensate employees next month for unpaid overtime logged as personal training.

 
Double A and OK Go make paper the star in a feat of technical wizardry

Double A and OK Go make paper the star in a feat of technical wizardry

David Blecken

A humble sheet of A4 can be a lot more exciting than people give it credit for.

 
Harrods scales up on Asian appeal

Harrods scales up on Asian appeal

Robert Sawatzky

London's highbrow retailer reaches out to Asia through print, digital and KOLs to retain its largest customer base.

 
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Google Trends can now link data across search formats

Google Trends can now link data across search formats

Babar Khan Javed

Update offers advertisers and publishers more real-time data on the popularity of search terms and related searches.

 
Telenor wants Pakistan to embrace individuality

Telenor wants Pakistan to embrace individuality

Babar Khan Javed

A series of ads for Telenor Pakistan by Ogilvy seeks to highlight instances of culture shattering behaviour while advocating for individuality.

 
New Business League: See the latest ups and downs

New Business League: See the latest ups and downs

Staff Reporters

Dentsu and Leo Burnett swap positions on the creative ranking; Initiative makes an entrance on the media table.

 

Editor's Picks

Goodbye marketing as we know it, hello AI

Goodbye marketing as we know it, hello AI

Kosuke Sogo

The CEO and founder of AdAsia Holdings looks ahead to machine learning's impact on personalisation, storytelling and the role of marketers.

 
Alibaba's CMO on turning 11.11 into 'Christmas'

Alibaba's CMO on turning 11.11 into 'Christmas'

Rick Boost

Chris Tung tells Campaign turning Singles Day from a one-time promotion to a global holiday is perhaps Alibaba's biggest single marketing achievement

 
Ford extends global relationship with WPP

Ford extends global relationship with WPP

Sam Burne James

Under the deal, WPP has first refusal on all marketing, PR, advertising and other work with Ford.

 
Ketchum names Barri Rafferty global CEO

Ketchum names Barri Rafferty global CEO

Sam Burne James

She becomes the first woman to head up one of the 'big 5' PR firms. Rob Flaherty to continue as chairman.

 

Events

Agency of the Year 2017

Agency of the Year 2017

Dec 5 - 14, 2017

South Asia, Greater China, Australia/New Zealand, Japan/Korea and Southeast Asia

 
DMA China

DMA China

Dec 12, 2017

Le Royal Méridien Shanghai

 
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