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How Vietnam makes influencer marketing work
With some brands allocating up to 40% of digital spend into influencer-led commerce, Vietnam is a useful case study in how social platforms, creators and sales have fully converged.
Verve Singapore names Stan Lee as business director
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Should Cannes Lions’ new AI Craft category be judged by robots?
“It’s soothing for humans to decide what qualifies as brilliant AI,” writes Leo ECD Hilary Badger. What’s less comforting is deciding who gets to judge creativity that is no longer human.
There’s opportunity in being a late mover: Netflix’s ads chief Amy Reinhard
With investors watching closely as Netflix pursues Warner Bros Discovery, global ads president Amy Reinhard says 'premium positioning', not 'price play', will drive the company’s next phase of growth.
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Why ‘brain rot’ makes sense to Gen Alpha
It's random noise to adults but social shorthand for Gen Alpha. Before blaming them, the author argues, look at the culture and the media environment we’ve built for them.
WPP retires Hogarth and launches WPP Production
Richard Glasson, former global chief executive of Hogarth, will oversee WPP Production.
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The Performance Trap: why 2026 is the year marketers must stop borrowing from the future
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