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Plus: New Zealand police kill (again) | GroupM names new global trading head | Facebook admits some 'saturation'

View in web browser   Thursday, 01 November, 2018 See the latest New Business League standings Staff Reporters Leo Burnett, BBDO, McCann, Zenith, Havas and DAN are among the agencies shifting positions in R3's latest tally. Plus, see the month's top 10 APAC wins.   ADK forms partnerships to get closer to emerging technologies David Blecken The Schema project is an effort to bridge advertising creativity and cutting-edge innovation.   Sports need to serve up the complete 'pocket experience' Faaez Samadi The full integration of data and live-streaming is the holy grail for the complete digital sports experience, says Mike McGraw of The Social Channel and WTA Networks.     New Zealand police force kills (in the comedic sense) Ad Nut Real members of the force answer recruitment FAQs in video that's funnier than many supposedly funny TV shows starring professional comedic actors.   News bites: TBWA Hakuhodo, Amplify, JWT, Lewis, more Snack on the latest people moves and business wins from around APAC.   GroupM names Marc Bignell as head of global trading Gideon Spanier Ex-Omnicom executive is making return to media-agency sector.   Facebook revenues up 33%; Zuckerberg admits user 'saturation' Omar Oakes APAC ad revenue grew 4.75% to US$2.41 billion for the quarter, while APAC daily active users increased 2.75% to 561 million.   Editor's Picks UK 'TimeTo' campaign exposes reality of harassment in adland Nicola Kemp Work by Lucky Generals highlights settings where sexual harassment takes place and challenges viewers to 'draw the line'.   40 Under 40: Caleb Bush of GPJ Australia Read about Caleb Bush and the 39 other impressive members of our 2018 list.   Promoted Understanding AI: A new reality for marketers Staff Writer With billions of impressions being auctioned off in fractions of a second, AI's place in programmatic-and marketing as a whole-is a no-brainer.   SoftBank and the art of the random crossover David Blecken Already having found success with a long-running Hercule Poirot-style murder mystery featuring a star-studded canine and human cast, the brand is now borrowing from a popular campaign for an eyeglasses brand.   Events China Innovation Summit 2018 Nov 1, 2018 Guangzhou   Re.Con Thailand Nov 13, 2018 Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit

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