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Think pieces
I will not be the first person to say that 2016 has been a year of seismic change.
Brexit, Trump
Buzzing, was definitely the word, with standing room only at the book launch earlier this month, and guests stating that
Someone asked me the other day when I would move on from studying challenger brands. You’ve been doing it for
As we approach the end of the year, its time to look back and do a review of our favourite
Compelled by a recent purge of stereotypes from its own advertising, Unilever conducted a global study that found the industry
Sadly it is beyond the power of the British and American people to reverse the Brexit and Trump votes.
We're expanding, with a hub of the Society in New Delhi launching in 2017.
Recently, Accenture announced its acquisition of Karmarama, one of the UK’s largest independent advertising agencies. Doubtless there was much hand-wringing
Every day, consumers in APAC turn to their smartphones to answer questions such as “how do I clean my sneakers”
"Disruption" has become such a buzzword, pervading everything on down to mayonnaise marketing, that people have begun to assume that
Anyone unlucky enough to have seen England play in Euro 2016 will know what a team looks like when it
I caught a fascinating film on the rejuvenation of the Lego brand on a flight to Dubai to watch the
Every now and then, some nonsense piece about colour psychology does the rounds on LinkedIn. Usually illustrated by a hastily
I recently presented at the Singapore chapter of Creative Mornings, an excellent community event that takes place in cities all
What a year it’s been. I’ve been reflecting on 2016 and am so proud of what we’ve achieved as a network.
In recent years, the advertising industry has gone bonkers for Christmas ads. This festive frenzy seems as important to UK
LinkedIn today released its 2017 Digital & Content Marketing Predictions for Southeast Asia report, which outlines predictions in digital marketing
The globalisation bandwagon has been a busy place for the past few decades, ever since Theodore Levitt of Harvard Business
Nokia’s plan to get reintroduced into the mobile market places a lot of emphasis on its brand. A 10-year contract