"I hope that lawsuit was worth it," wrote one user as the ruling ignited a backlash in China, where netizens question the optics of a Western luxury house defending a monogram long associated with Japanese design influences against a local tea chain.

Campaign Asia asked APAC's leading voices to reflect on the ideas that will endure long after Cannes packed up.

India has given Meta seven days to explain how paid Instagram ads promoting child sexual abuse material were allowed through, intensifying scrutiny of its moderation failures in its largest market.

"The industry's own Reformation won't begin with one dramatic event," writes Whittaker. He argues agencies have become too focused on operational debates and too removed from the boardroom.

Richard Petignaud will leave the Hong Kong media company on August 5.

The pitch process closes on July 29.

Campaign asks APAC's creative leaders is advertising still the career choice for young creatives to dream big, take risks, and make work that matters?

After 27 years with the network and four decades in the advertising industry, the APAC co-CEO and global chief of Ogilvy One reflects on a career defined by calculated risks, deep human connection, and knowing exactly when to step away for his "next chapter."

A Chinese court has handed down a life sentence to WPP's former ad-buying chief for China, Di Fei, following a $176 million bribery scandal.

From ecommerce to instant noodles, messaging apps to mineral water—discover the brands winning over Indonesian consumers in YouGov’s latest rankings.

APAC’s Pride landscape is becoming more polarised in 2026, with some markets embracing visibility while others pull back under pressure.

Without any privileged head start, Harite has risen to lead Lenovo's corporate citizenship across 13 Asia Pacific markets, impacting millions of lives along the way.