Analysis
Mark Read: 'AI will unlock adland's productivity challenge'
AI to 'touch' every corner of WPP, says Read, as Google touts UK investment.
Why it's a great time to be an indie right now
Brands are searching for faster, nimble agencies that really understand the nuances of cultural behaviour.
A tale of two holding companies: WPP and Publicis
WPP’s loss of the Coca-Cola North America media biz to Publicis is a wake-up call for the former to beef up its media capabilities.
Women to Watch 2024: Batool E Azra, IAL Saatchi & Saatchi
Azra didn’t just beat the odds to shine in a male-dominated market, she’s also utilising her influence to pass the baton to talented young women along the way.
Too old for the party, too young to leave—the paradox of middle age in advertising
There comes a time when no amount of Adidas Sambas or Botox can hide the fact that you’re no longer the right person to give advice on micro-influencers. Alison McKinnon on the realities of ageing in advertising—and why she’s not done yet.
Why the adtech ecosystem continues to struggle with consumer data
Data segments leave a lot to be desired, and the solutions put in place to fix them are complicated. Campaign talks to experts about transparency issues and whether standardisation is necessary.
Why brands should stop posting PR briefs on LinkedIn
Rooster’s James Brooke cautions that tossing briefs onto LinkedIn is lazy and ineffective, besides being a poor look.
Scope3's agentic AI platform aims to reimagine media buying
The new AI-powered tool intends driving safe, sustainable growth for advertisers, brands and publishers.
Women to Watch 2024: Ava Lee, Society
Empathetic, strategic, and results-driven are just some of the qualities that define Lee, who is committed to driving growth, fostering inclusivity, and shaping the future of the ad industry beyond Society.
Beyond IWD: Marico’s CMO on why gender conversations can’t be a one-day affair
The gender gap in leadership isn’t about a lack of talent but rather about workplace biases, flawed hiring practices and rigid expectations. Marico’s Somasree Awasthi talks to Campaign on what needs to change and why companies can’t afford to wait.
How personality test MBTI penetrated the marketing world
The famed personality test is being utilised by brands to not just categorise its consumers to relevant products, but also to inject playfulness in their campaigns. The question then—does it sell, or is it just a social-media talking point?
Performance and staff numbers decline across global agency groups in 2024, as restructures continue
An analysis of key trends from the performance of global holding companies through 2024.
Keeping the creative fire alive in a global network
Global chief creative officers weigh in on cultivating creativity without losing identity in a large agency network.
Creative Minds: Why Kelly Phan thinks creativity should feel like home
RGA Sydney’s Kelly Phan on discovering creativity via Illustrator and why she will never be a fashion designer.
Will you still need me, will you still feed me?
While discussions around ageing within advertising tend towards the gloomy, Current Asia’s chief executive has some practical suggestions to address the challenge.
Instilling a culture of curiosity a challenge for marketing chiefs, says report
The survey respondents included 50 chief marketers and marketing directors across brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Bacardi and Adidas.
Reddit becoming a destination for women to share critical health information according to Weber Shandwick study
Communities on Reddit are the new avenue to discuss both physical and psychological problems.
Can AI complement the spiritual essence of Ramadan?
PHD MENA’s Ban Samara on the role AI should play in the sensitive territory of spirituality.
Women to Watch 2024: Audrey Michelin, OpenX
Michelin's career is a powerful lift: She's not only the Australian national deadlift record holder but also a high-performing leader who shapes financial outcomes and lifts team dynamics.
HSBC’s CMO on using Hong Kong as a backdrop to storytelling
To commemorate HSBC’s 160th birthday, Shum talks with Campaign about marketing efforts to mark the occasion, how the brand maintains relevancy, and utilising the fabric of Hong Kong in its marketing.
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