canneslions2024
My experience in Cannes underlined why men must speak up and take action against harassment
After experiencing sexual harassment at this year's Cannes Lions festival, Dagmar Bennett explains why men should be leading the fight against such behaviour.
How a toilet joke got two interns their first Cannes Lions
Nidhi Shah and Rag Brahmbhatt were pleasantly astonished that their work for Macrogol Hexal tickled the funny bones of jurors judging entries for the ‘Audio and Radio Lions’ category.
Richard Edelman reflects on Cannes and regrouping after a tough year
Fresh off numerous Lions wins, the iconic agency CEO is confident ‘the market has moved toward PR firms.’
How Cannes jury presidents judged AI
Despite all the hype about AI-created campaigns, jury presidents say the technology had a minimal influence on award-winning work this year.
Creativity is the penultimate business truth for Leo Burnett's Amitesh Rao
Fresh off winning five Lions at Cannes, Rao discusses the agency's tilt to forward-thinking creative solutions and its commitment to producing impactful work that truly makes a difference.
Maybe Cannes Lions isn't capable of picking all of the best work
Creatives congregate at Cannes for validation, yet the festival can favour the sort of advertising briefs many of them try to avoid.
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