Sunday, 7 October 2018

GSK ends pitch, Budweiser begins one | Leo Burnett's Mark Tutsell on creativity versus tech | A tale of two 'utes'

Plus: How Japan can make innovation a priority | How radical will Read be at WPP? | Media charity fundraiser announced |
 
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Monday, 08 October, 2018

Publicis Media wins $1.7 billion global GSK media account

Publicis Media wins $1.7 billion global GSK media account

Lindsay Stein

The group created a bespoke agency unit for the business, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

 
Mark Tutsell: Creativity can't be compromised by numbers

Mark Tutsell: Creativity can't be compromised by numbers

Robert Sawatzky

Leo Burnett's executive chairman and global chief creative expounds on agency brands, on how creative and business goals are linked, and on the state of Asian creativity.

 
Tech leapfrogging: 3 ways APAC will keep besting the west
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Tech leapfrogging: 3 ways APAC will keep besting the west

Matthew Miller

Three world-changing tech areas where Asia (mainly China) is set to lead the way (plus 6 bonus technologies).

 
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How Japan can make innovation more than a buzzword

How Japan can make innovation more than a buzzword

David Blecken

Constructive partnerships with startups and a radically new education system were on the agenda at GIVS in Tokyo.

 
Budweiser seeks agency for global football platform

Budweiser seeks agency for global football platform

Lindsay Stein

The AB InBev brand has invited agencies to compete for the business, Campaign has learned.

 
A tale of two 'ute-vertising' ads

A tale of two 'ute-vertising' ads

Ad Nut

Volkswagen and Ford vie for attention with new ads for their off-road utility vehicles. Prepare for dust clouds.

 
Date announced for annual media charity fundraiser

Date announced for annual media charity fundraiser

Olivia Parker

The event, hosted by GroupM, raises much-needed funds for the Hong Kong children's charity Mother's Choice.

 

Editor's Picks

Just how radical will Mark Read be at WPP?

Just how radical will Mark Read be at WPP?

Gideon Spanier

As WPP agency leaders prepare to find out the answer, a picture is emerging of their new chief executive as a "steely decision-maker" who is unafraid to upend tradition and keen to impress clients.

 
Anti-abuse campaign targets 'boys will be boys' attitude

Anti-abuse campaign targets 'boys will be boys' attitude

Ad Nut

The Australian government and BMF focus on the destructive messages parents might be giving to their sons and daughters.

 
Accurate ROI, budget constraints are hurdles for content marketing
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Accurate ROI, budget constraints are hurdles for content marketing

Staff Writer

In search of a remedy, one-stop-shops are gaining traction by bringing agency, production and broadcast services under one umbrella.

 
As The Ad World Turns: What role do consultants play?

As The Ad World Turns: What role do consultants play?

Rick Boost

If the ad business is a soap opera with sinking ratings, what do we make of the recent entrance of consultancies?

 
Cheil marks innovation, global expansion as the way forward
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Cheil marks innovation, global expansion as the way forward

Staff Writer

Campaign Asia toured the agency's China offices to find a new, horizontal collaborative work ethic that has the company full of fresh ideas.

 

Events

China Innovation Summit 2018

China Innovation Summit 2018

Nov 1, 2018

Guangzhou

 
Re.Con Thailand

Re.Con Thailand

Nov 13, 2018

Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit

 
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