Opinions
Bigger market changes in China bring taller silos
Wunderman's Bryce Whitwam grumbles about working with clients in China that suffer from too much infighting and divisiveness.
Shooting yourself in the Facebook
In its efforts to recover from the recent scandal, Facebook is being more transparent and proactive, but still refuses to acknowledge a central truth.
How to fix Pakistan's broken ad industry
Rizwan Merchant, former CEO of OMD Pakistan, says lack of awareness about media processes, a lack of research and low regulations are holding back an ‘obese’, inefficient industry.
The great mobile leap: What are you waiting for?
A huge change to Google's indexing makes optimisation for mobile more critical than ever. Here’s what you should do about it.
How to guarantee more bang for your premium buck
The industry is touting ‘programmatic guaranteed’, but not everyone is ready to embrace it.
Marketing Mother’s Day gifts
This Sunday, it's all about her. So a customer-centric approach is key.
The disturbing connection between technology and bananas
When it comes to digital technology there’s no doubt that we’ve gained much. But we’ve lost something too.
WPP: Don’t let the headlines scare you
The next six months promise to be unpleasant for WPP. However, it’s a great time for the future of WPP. (Both of these things can be true.)
One-word answers with VaynerMedia CEO Gary Vaynerchuk
The entrepreneur tells Campaign what agency leaders should focus on and more.
Deep design to the rescue: Solving wicked problems of the future
'Deep design' is a way of bringing clarity and order to a discourse on design that focuses on the human, but seems to lack empathy for human needs.
Do we still need regional marketing teams?
Caught in between their global and local counterparts, regional marketers are facing increased scrutiny. How should they evolve to avoid becoming irrelevant?
China’s food brands deal with indigestion overseas
Chinese food companies still need much nutritional support before they can get overseas consumers to take a bite of their branded food products—for now.
No, a keyboard app can't 'prevent tragedy from depression'
Samsung and BBDO claim a new keyboard app performs a kind of emotional autocorrect. But the companies have gone too far in their claims, and the tool doesn't seem to work very well either.
New taxi screens make ad-watching all but mandatory
OPINION: Moove Media risks creating resentment by making it harder for "captive" Singapore taxi passengers to opt out of advertising.
Integrating CX into your organisation, part 2: Not just another house guest
As customer-centric design becomes more popular more companies are realizing its importance. But most seem to see it just another pretty face.
Go social: From engagement to sales
Social commerce is inevitable. Brands should be working on who their consumers are, how to engage with them and where to invest.
Notes on a scandal: Things will never be the same after Sorrell exit
Sir Martin Sorrell's departure ends the recent turmoil, but WPP must change.
We need to have a word about production values
No one should have to endure ads this bad any more.
Six changes marketers must make after Cambridge Analytica
No organisation can avoid the implications of the outcry surrounding Facebook's data usage. Michael Daley, senior strategist at Digitas Sydney, outlines how and why businesses need to adjust for competitive edge.
Marks & Spencer's ill-omened ending in China began a decade ago
BRAND HEALTH CHECK: 10 years after it launched, Marks & Spencer finally retreated from China in January this year. What went wrong?
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