A new AI capability that delivers analysis-ready Media Intelligence. More than just a product launch, this is a shift in how communications teams monitor, understand and act on media coverage.
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The supermarket’s OOH campaign is by Leo UK Morrisons is celebrating the Wimbledon Tennis Championships with the launch of its bespoke Grand Slam Doughnut, filled with British strawberries and cream and freshly prepared in store by Morrisons Market Street bakers.
The best work, curated Celebrating the release of the fifth instalment of the iconic Disney Pixar franchise, the cinema activation from the mobile network helps families navigate children's digital wellbeing and online safety. Read more. The UK’s favourite flavoured milk brand has unveiled a new brand platform, embracing everyday imperfections and the chaos of life. Read more. The hero TV spot highlights the complexity of other supermarket loyalty schemes and showcases ALDI's everyday low prices.
The brand’s lead marketer Tim Ellis and Dentsu Creative’s Jessica Tamsedge talk turning a local brand global, testing creative waters, and expanding brand DNA While football (or soccer to the natives) is the sport dominating America this summer, the National Football League (NFL) is only briefly sitting back in the shadows in its homeland. The season, despite being only 18-weeks long, is constantly gaining traction internationally; Super Bowl 2026 had an worldwide and growing.
In his inaugural address as president of ISBA, Mark Given, chief technology, marketing and data officer at Sainsbury’s argues that marketing is not in decline but at a turning point It is a rare privilege in any career to stand in a room shaped by history. A sentiment that felt somewhat resonant at the ISBA President’s Lunch and President’s Awards, held at The Dorchester Hotel in London on 1 July.
The campaign by T&P showcases it's same-day delivery with a patriotic makeover Argos has unveiled a nationwide campaign celebrating the return of this summer's major football action, transforming its iconic delivery fleet into a moving show of support for fans across the country. Starting June 19th, over 170 of Argos’ delivery vans hit the roads carrying the message: "It's Coming Home.
A look at some of implications behind the recent acquisition Wonderhood Studios has acquired Elvis Communications from Next 15 Group in a move designed to accelerate its growth as an independent British creative company operating across advertising, social, entertainment, and TV production. Elvis launched in London in 2003 as a below-the-line agency backed by MCBD.
'The National Conversation' by M+C Saatchi encourages greater awareness of trust and belonging in the UK The /Together Coalition and M+C Saatchi Group UK have today launched a new advertising campaign for the National Conversation, a major UK-wide listening exercise run by the Independent Commission on Community and Cohesion.
The jars, by adam&eve\TBWA, bring a taste of home for travelling England fans This summer, Marmite is changing its name to ‘WeMite’ and releasing special edition jars for travelling England football fans. Designed to bring a taste of home to America, where Marmite can be harder to track down, fans can pick from a range of jar sizes depending on their level of optimism on England’s chance of success.
The WPP agency has spent years joining media, creative, data and technology. Now, as AI blurs the lines between them, its UK leader says that model is becoming more valuable than ever Jack Swayne’s career has, in many ways, been a long apprenticeship in the art of seeing how commercial creativity joins up; this is something that holds him in good stead as leader of T&P.
DEPT's global chief client and growth officer shares his unfiltered insights on the big issues facing marketers Each quarter I want to share insights I have gleaned based on conversations I’m having directly with clients. Not the conference version. Not the PR version. But the version you hear in smaller rooms, after the slides are closed. Over the last quarter, across boardrooms, working sessions and a few honest one-on-ones, three themes came up again and again.