News

Mini...new WCRS and Profero ad

WCRS and Profero create Mini ad

by Staff, Campaign
13-May-08, 11:00

Honda...new Wieden & Kennedy ad

Wieden & Kennedy launches unbranded Honda ads

by Staff, Campaign
13-May-08, 09:15

 
BBC2...new outdoors season

Red Bee Media releases BBC outdoor season trailers

by Staff, Campaign
13-May-08, 10:00

Canon...CDP ad for Euro 2008

CDP shoots new ad for Canon's Euro 2008 sponsorship

by Staff, Campaign
13-May-08, 10:25

 
 

Features

My Life As A Blogger -- the full version

Campaign
08-May-08, 12:10

Adland's best bloggers meet in cyberspace to discuss rival ramblers, whether blogs will replace Campaign and, of course, Juan Cabral

 
O2 broadband...new TV ad by VCCP

The Work: New UK campaigns: 9 May 2008

Campaign
08-May-08, 16:00

The latest creative from this week's Work magazine section. Ads for BT Business, BMW, The Economist, Gaymers, Amnesty International, O2 Broadband, The Fostering Network, Ask.com.

 

Blogs

Comment

Has anyone done any market research into market research?
By Rory Sutherland / Rory Sutherland's Blog

Elsewhere on brand republic, someone suggests that WPP is buying another research company because "research is measurable, and WPP likes measurable things". I would suggest this is the complete opposite of the truth. Research panders to the love of measurement, for sure, but as a marketing activity I cannot think of anything subjected to rigorous cost-benefit analysis than the money, time and effort squandered, oops, I meant 'invested' in researching things.  Nemo custodes ipsos custodiet.  

 
 
Comment

There is a massive problem with scam advertising....
By Rory Sutherland / Rory Sutherland's Blog

....and it isn't ethical, it's economic. Every great ad campaign for a chip shop or a local micro-beer may represent millions of dollars of wasted economic potential. Any other business would see this as a scandalous waste.

 
 
Comment

Mad Men: The final four chapters
By Kunal Dutta / The Campaign Blog

Has Mad Men turned a corner?Rather than its endless fixation with social and cultural references, this week’s episode had a real sense of urgency. 

 
 

Events

CAMPAIGN BIG AWARDS

CAMPAIGN BIG AWARDS

We’re saying goodbye to all our individual creative awards schemes and replacing them with a great BIG one.

Web Secrets

08/05/08

http://www.thesartorialist.blogspot.com

Since adland''s Robin Wight has featured in this photo gallery of ambitiously yet effortlessly chic people, it's worth taking a look. If your wardrobe's full of jeans and Ts - or worse, dark suits and busy ties - consult the sartorialist.

24/04/08

http://www.dopplr.com

If you’re a social networker who loves travel, or a frequent flyer looking for a friend in a far-flung place, this is for you. Log your travel plans and your friends do the same. If you’re in the same city at the same time, Dopplr hooks you up.

11/04/08

http://www.edge.org

This is where big brains hang out online. Its membership includes "some of the most interesting minds in the world" debating intellectual, philosophical and artistic issues. Sounds heavy, but it's always full of wise words to steal.

27/03/08

http://deputy-dog.com

If you get a kick out of looking at interesting images, try this. It's packed with inspirational design, architectural wonders, amazing photography and a stomach-churning gallery of the world's ten most physically modified people.

13/03/08

http://lecool.com/

OK, you live in London, you work in advertising, but do you know all the really happening stuff going on in your City this week? Check out this site for a diary of what's hip in arts, music, festivals, clubs and film. Indispensable.
Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions
 

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Forums

Yahoo! Big Idea Chair

First Choice's challenges

Dermot Blastland, First Choice’s managing director of mainstream holidays, talks about new planes, trips to the North Pole, sustainable development and the importance of the internet within the travel industry

 
 

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