Stephen Foster

In this increasingly funny old (new) world everybody seems to want a slice of someone else so the TikTok generation has seemingly gone ape for

Good to see that The Martin Agency has survived the corporate bloodletting at Omnicom. Now Richmond's finest has triumphed in a pitch for Subway, beating incumbent the mighty Leo New York (Burnett as was.)

Coca-Cola is, or should be, the gold standard for advertising although every so often it slips of its perch.

Most of the ad world may be taking a break from the business (if not the blinding heat) but some things never change: Britain's VCCP keeps picking up business.

When Vodafone tookk over Three we thought: that's that, more dire red-splashed ads. Three, readers may recall, had more than its fair share of moments with Wieden+Kennedy.

The best ads highlight the human element in all of us, even even if it's Gregor Fisher's famous combover for Hamlet. We feel something or other positive about the brand because it's on the same wavelength as we are. Mostly we get examples of gleaming modernity, elevating technique to the max and leaving us humans

The best ads highlight the human element in all of us, even even if it's Gregor Fisher's famous combover for Hamlet . We feel something or other positive about the brand because it's on the same wavelength as we are.

Sky Sports is extending its campaign celebrating this season’s live domestic football calendar, blending its landmark Piccadilly Lights 3D DeepScreen campaign with leading creators paired with eye-catching special effects. Produced by the partners behind Ocean Creator, a collaboration between Ocean Outdoor and Creator by Infinitum, the combination of premium OOH with bespoke creator content boosts

WPP Production, Hogarth as was and a central plank of Cindy Rose's reorganisation of the business, now wants its staff to “actively convince” clients to use WPP production facilities, even when they ask for three competing quotes – so-called triple bidding – as is the norm for bigger projects, according to a story in Campaign.

Just a couple of weeks ago I did a post about the two significant failures of Rupert Murdoch, or as I refer to him on my adscam.blog “The Wizened of Oz.” Namely, his destruction of MySpace and his murder of The News of the World. However, to prove I am not a complete arsehole, I will give him some credit for his creation of the world's most successful daily newspaper… The Sun. Even though it is a pathetic rag.