TODAY'S EDITION March 10, 2026

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LePub hires Dentsu talent for global chief operating officer role

Ete Davies was formerly chief operating officer for EMEA at Dentsu Creative before stepping into the role of executive vice president.

Spikes Asia 2026: second shortlist drop revealed

All shortlisted work now heads into the final judging for APAC’s top creative honours.

Spikes Asia 2026: The Campaign Asia editors’ picks for the winners

Spikes Asia returns this week with the region’s sharpest creative work battling it out across 25 categories. Campaign Asia’s editors pick the shortlisted ideas most likely to take home the trophies.

RHB’s Raya work tells the real story behind Buku Jalanan Chow Kit

Created by The Shout Group, the film draws from educator Siti Rahayu Baharin’s work providing education and safe spaces for marginalised children in Kuala Lumpur.

Drones versus traditional OOH: Is the spectacle in the sky worth it?

China has proved drone advertising can scale, with thousands of drones forming logos and animations in the sky. But as the format spreads, marketers must decide whether aerial spectacle belongs in the regular media mix or remain a costly stunt.

'Pay us, don’t empower us': Women want action, not celebrations on International Women’s Day

A growing chorus of industry leaders, from Cindy Gallop to Jo Juber, call out the performative allyship around International Women’s Day and demand real change.

The next era of McCann: The first 100 days, ‘Rumbles’ with clients and ‘The Seven Truth Scale’

Campaign met with global CEO Tyler Turnbull, global CCO Andrés Ordóñez, and global CSO Harjot Singh for the leadership team’s first sit-down together following Omnicom’s acquisition of Interpublic.

Why age diversity still struggles for airtime?

Too many people plan their exit from advertising by 40, convinced experience has an expiry date—an outdated bias, one agency founder says it's time to dismantle.

Why hesitation might be women's most valuable AI skill

The world doesn't need more people racing toward an AI future without stopping to ask what kind of future it actually is.

The Knowledge

Inside China Speed: how Chinese brands make the world feel slow

In China, factories and feedback move together to create a level of market agility the rest of the world is still chasing.

RedBus holds 37% of Malaysia’s online bus market. Now it wants to shape travel decisions

CASE STUDY: Widely used but seen as a booking utility, RedBus built a food travel map to influence travel planning earlier and lift organic installs.

The Work


Telstra turns up the volume on e-waste

In a world producing 7kg of e-waste per person, Telstra promises to give every second device a second life by 2030.

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OPINIONS

The problem with 'women-focused' marketing

Almost 70% of women don't feel confident by the way marketing portrays them. Brands need to stop looking at women as a neat little segment.

Alvin Neo: Employees over 50 remember fundamentals, having learnt the hard way

With the deadline for Campaign's 50 Over Fifty list for 2026 approaching, one of Singapore's most prominent CMOs who won the recognition last year, explains how a healthy ' bullshit radar' can give senior professionals an advantage if also open to learn.

If you want transformative work, stop benchmarking the average

In a bell-curve industry, excellence is statistically rare. Darren Woolley argues that benchmarking the average almost guarantees mediocrity.

Women have been giving for years. Where is the gain?

IWD 2026: For decades, women have given time, labour and emotional energy in exchange for the promise of progress. Charu Srivastava says it’s time that generosity delivers real authority and access.

Google has just provided 400 billion reasons why the search apocalypse is cancelled

NP Digital ANZ’s managing director says search isn’t dead; it’s become more human. And Google’s Q4 earnings provide the receipts.

Why the Super Bowl’s best ads don’t feel like ads anymore

The Big Game is no longer the idea — it’s the amplifier.

The LLM ad wars have begun and Google isn’t blinking

ChatGPT ads will spark a new battle for intent, but dislodging Google’s search dominance will take more than conversational AI.

Woolley Marketing: Why ‘value’ is the new cost-cutting strategy

After one too many 'pivot to value' conference speeches, Darren Woolley gets honest about what really happens once the doors close.


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