Dear friends: After this afternoon, we won't be publishing online until we resume daily bulletins on 6 January. In fact, other than 3 and 4 January, when we'll have a skeleton crew on duty, our offices are closed for the holidays.
We just finished up the massive December-January issue, which should arrive in emagazine form and in subscriber mailboxes as 2014 begins.
So we're looking forward to the break, and we hope you get a similar respite in order to have yourself a merry little Christmas—or enjoy whatever observances you observe.
As a parting gift, here's a compilation of the most-read content from campaignasia.com this past year. Thanks for reading, and we'll see you in 2014.
News and analysis
- How do you fix calling your customer a 'b*tch' on Facebook?
- Rapp KL reputedly behind controversial Malaysian political ads
- Jollibee Singapore: When your brand is falsely accused
- 2013 Agency of the Year / Network of the Year winners
- Draftfcb closes Hong Kong office
- Industry reacts to 'death by overwork' claims after passing of 24-year-old Ogilvy employee
- Publicis Worldwide names Singapore CEO
- Industry reacts to Publicis-Omnicom merger
- Scoot's virtual flight a crashing failure
- Spikes Asia 2013 winners revealed
- The winners: 2013 Asian Marketing Effectiveness Awards
- M&C Saatchi ceases creative operations in Hong Kong
- Stunt 'resignation' of Singa sparks courtesy conversation
- Turner International Asia-Pacific cuts an estimated 240 jobs
- Samsung apologises over 'fake' online forum comments against rival HTC
- Coca-Cola's first herbal drink should appeal to younger generation: industry experts
- Bates and JWT to form joint venture in Hong Kong to handle HSBC
- Q&A: How TWG built a luxury tea brand through word of mouth
- Samsung Asia sees restructuring in marketing team, "small number" of layoffs
- F5Digital founder claims to be victim of fraud; revises company structure
Special features
- 40 Under 40: Unsung heroes pushing the boundaries of advertising and media
- Election ads from Malaysia
- Asia's Top 1000 Brands
- Faces to watch: The future looks bright with these talented individuals
- Hall of Fame: A tribute to the people who have helped build Asian media and marketing
- DATA POINTS: Asia-Pacific online adspend closing the gap on TV
- Ad industry salaries drop, gender and country disparities persist: Font Talent
- Nike struggles in China: Temporary shift in brand loyalty, or long-term loss of faith?
- HKgolden.com: The online medium Hong Kong marketers can't ignore
- Cultural blunders: Brands gone wrong
Videos
- Durex shows Australia, and the world, the future of foreplay
- Johnnie Walker brings back Bruce Lee in Greater China campaign
- Critics pan Subway’s satirical campaign
- McCann staff members pay tribute to old office, gangster style
- Singapore Airlines campaign moves emphasis away from 'Singapore Girl'
- SingTel celebrates hawker heritage by challenging TV chef Gordon Ramsay
- Eva Air begins global branding campaign featuring Takeshi Kaneshiro
- What if ad concepts could talk smack?
- CASE STUDY: How messages in chocolate boosted sales for Cadbury Malaysia
- Dove's 'Real sketches' film provokes jealousy, controversy
Photos
- Agency of the Year Awards
- Media360Asia Charity Dinner raises more than US$40,000
- McCann Hong Kong's office-warming bash
- Mastermind Quiz: Hong Kong competition
- Eye candy: Cannes 2013 Press Gold Lions
- Edelman hosts east-meets-west party to debut renovated HK offices
- The Asian Marketing Effectiveness Awards
- Bates CHI & Partners hosts official launch party in Singapore
- Edelman Hong Kong's Halloween gathering
- Spikes Asia 2013 Awards
Opinions
- McDonalds turns Hello Kitty promotion into a social media meltdown
- Being banned in Singapore is better than sex for AshleyMadison.com
- Is Visa's Singapore taxi ban just a PR stunt?
- How Linkedin has changed Singapore networking
- Ad agencies: Do they really need a 'Head of Innovation'?
- Creativity: Agencies still don't get it
- Creative people: The most important resource of all
- Growing an ad agency is not as easy as it used to be
- When planners go bad (or sad)
- What Don Draper can teach us about briefing