Bid-process meddling investigation closed for Omnicom, MDC, Publicis and IPG
The shops were being probed after independent production companies accused advertising agencies of improper practices.
Amazon's move to East Coast is great news for adland talent
Industry experts chime in on the positive impacts of Tuesday's announcement.
Ad Council launches first 'Love Has No Labels' short film
The original content asks: Why does it take a disaster to bring people together?
Are we there yet? Hello Design's David Lai on the lack of Asian American mentors
Every week, we ask industry insiders across all job levels and titles to share personal stories about equality, diversity and inclusion in adland. We know we're not there yet, but we want to document the highs and lows as the industry slowly transforms for the better.
Fear and hope help healthcare marketing trigger action
People are more inclined to change their lives for the better when content is motivational instead of based on shock-value, study finds.
Ogilvy's John Seifert: 'I am not even sure if I would have been hired today'
Ogilvy's global CEO on the simplified structure, challenges for brands and the CCO hunt
Cricket Wireless wishes us a 'very share-y season'
The three-minute film follows the highs and lows of our animated spokespeople as they return home for the holidays.
11 years of winning the human
Johannes Leonardo has flipped back to its original website for its anniversary. Find out more from co-founder Leo Premutico below.
Ancestry appoints Anomaly as international strategic and creative agency
Anomaly beat FCB Inferno and McCann London in a pitch.
The fast, simple way to fix the retail/agency disconnect
Strip away the traditional agency model and bring your talent closer to clients.
Private View: BBH New York's climate change PSA successfully spooks
Digital growth killing creative quality, say majority of marketers
A new study suggests creative departments are struggling to keep up data-driven advertising.
Movers & Shakers: VMLY&R, Wunderman, The BAM Connection and more
This week's account of wins and losses, lay-offs and hires.
'Faster, better, cheaper' is doing the trick, Sorrell claims
S4 Capital third-quarter revenue up almost 46% organically.
Jerry Buhlmann to step down from Dentsu Aegis Network
Chief executive to transition to special adviser role.
Born from brave: How my father's challenger spirit molded David&Goliath
'Growing up in the house of a veteran was not easy. It's a war in itself for the family of a veteran with PTSD.'
MDC's Relevent names Claire Annas Keaveney first president
The experiential agency works with the likes of Royal Caribbean and Sheraton Hotels.
Possible achieves 3% Certificate after 'humbling' evaluation
'Employees have a strong sense of belonging and high levels of satisfaction.'
One-word answers with Progressive CMO Jeff Charney
The marketing leader shares tips on in-house agencies and leadership.
Isobar names global creative chief
Former Digitas chief creative officer Ronald Ng joins the network.
Havas CCO Jason Peterson leaves agency
The decision was a 'mutual agreement,' Havas said.
Martin Sorrell's S4 eyes up U.S. programmatic company MightyHive
It comes after he told Campaign that 'the best form of revenge would be building a significant and successful new-era agency.'
Kat Gordon kicks off 3% Conference with call to own your age
'It's ridiculous to hide your age.'
Consumers are unsatisfied with customer experience, study finds
Nearly half of consumers say brands are not meeting their customer experience expectations.
As voice-based search grows, what should brands sound like?
Picture the actual voice of a brand. Pick your favorite denim company. Do you imagine a woman or a man?
'The in-house model is flawed on both sides': Agency launches DTC yoga brand to reinvent advertising
Decoded puts its money where its mouth is and jumps into the unknown to test, learn and experiment for better marketing.
Havas Media Group hires Bret Leece to lead global data and innovation
Leece will oversee the creation of new data products and services.
Movers & Shakers: Anomaly, Havas, Facebook and more
This week's account of wins and losses, lay-offs and hires.
Barnes & Noble drops new ads doubling down on brick and mortar
'Because finding the perfect book doesn't happen with a faceless algorithm': Havas snagged creative and media rights after winning a crowded pitch in September, Campaign US can reveal.
HBO's quest to engage audiences with experiences
To keep audiences engaged with TV show Westworld before the much-anticipated second series, HBO brought the amusement park to life.
Facebook showed 'disturbing disregard for voters' privacy'
UK Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham slammed the social media platform's business practices.
Show your loyal dog some love with The Grinch BarkBox
Dog company Bark and Universal have teamed up on a limited-edition toys and treat box for the holiday season.
CityMD calls out our bad habit of self-diagnosing
Terri & Sandy inject dollops of lols for the campaign that carries an important message in the heart of flu season.
How TBWA's Jay Chiat stuck a middle finger up at Donald Trump
The president was once an unhappy client of the Omnicom Group shop.
Who belongs in-house? How to find talent for the internal agency
See what the Intel creative executive has to say about staffing in-house agencies.
Are we there yet? Carat USA's Danielle Hemsley on admitting inherent biases
Every week, we ask industry insiders across all job levels and titles to share personal stories about equality, diversity and inclusion in adland. We know we're not there yet, but we want to document the highs and lows as the industry slowly transforms for the better.
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