Thursday 7 June 2018

Women to Watch call for nominations | FWD Singapore calls pitch| The Top 1000 in infographics

Plus: Facebook intros in-app header bidding | Lenovo promotes for APAC CEO spot | A look at Bangladesh's digital transformation
 
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Friday, 08 June, 2018

Campaign opens 2018 Women to Watch nominations

Campaign opens 2018 Women to Watch nominations

Olivia Parker

We are delighted to open nominations for the annual Women to Watch list, celebrating high achieving women in Asia's marketing and media industry.

 
Top 1000 infographics: Rising, falling and sector-leading brands

Top 1000 infographics: Rising, falling and sector-leading brands

Staff Reporters

Your handy graphic guide to the biggest movers within the top 100 this year, plus Asia's top 10 social media and smartphone brands, and the top five brands in 10 key categories.

 
FWD Singapore calls creative pitch

FWD Singapore calls creative pitch

Faaez Samadi

Agency begins two-phase review process.

 
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Lenovo names new APAC CMO

Lenovo names new APAC CMO

Staff Reporters

Nick Reynolds moves into a global role.

 
Bangladesh increases digital spend 1000% over 3 years

Bangladesh increases digital spend 1000% over 3 years

Babar Khan Javed

The CEO of a Dentsu Aegis Network affiliate agency in Bangladesh details the factors that have led advertisers to experiment more and more with digital formats.

 
Facebook introduces in-app header bidding

Facebook introduces in-app header bidding

Babar Khan Javed

Facebook is partnering with Fyber, MAX and Twitter's MoPub in order to empower app publishers who use header bidding to include ads from Facebook's Audience Network in their auctions.

 
Former JWT chief Gustavo Martinez exits WPP two years after sexual harassment row

Former JWT chief Gustavo Martinez exits WPP two years after sexual harassment row

Gideon Spanier

Former JWT global chief executive Gustavo Martinez has departed WPP in a sign that the ad group's new leadership wants to draw a line under his controversial tenure.

 

Editor's Picks

Confrontational campaign asks, 'Who are the real retards?'

Confrontational campaign asks, 'Who are the real retards?'

Ad Nut

Work from Sweden tries to make people question use of the 'R-word'.

 
Briefs: TBWA, Havas Ortega, Edelman, DDB...

Briefs: TBWA, Havas Ortega, Edelman, DDB...

Plus, JWT, GPJ, Text100 and more in this week's ongoing digest of people moves and business wins.

 
What does 'responsible advertising' look like?

What does 'responsible advertising' look like?

David Blecken

During Global Marketer Week in Tokyo in May, Campaign asked representatives from some of the world's biggest consumer goods companies how advertisers can become better citizens. The first of a three-part series looks at responsibility in data usage.

 
How IBM and Unilever's blockchain project could scale to the entire industry

How IBM and Unilever's blockchain project could scale to the entire industry

Unilever and IBM iX's blockchain project has already begun to bear fruit in terms of identifying discrepancies along the media supply chain while a campaign is in action. Campaign UK reports.

 
Is Gal Gadot the hero Asus needs?

Is Gal Gadot the hero Asus needs?

Ad Nut

The Wonder Woman star lends appeal to new global product-launch campaigns through J Walter Thompson Singapore.

 

Events

CampaignComms

CampaignComms

Jun 13, 2018

J.W Marriott

 
PR Awards Asia 2018

PR Awards Asia 2018

Jun 13, 2018

JW Marriott Hotel

 
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