Stephen Foster is an editor for MoreAboutAdvertising, with a focus on advertising and marketing news. His work has also been featured in CIO Online. Stephen covers a wide range of topics within the advertising industry, including notable campaigns, agency news, and industry trends.
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By: Stephen Foster
Havas' decision to take on Shell as a client seems to have backfired badly with most of the agency g
By: Stephen Foster
Sir Martin Sorrell's MediaMonks has become Monks (or, strictly speaking .monks but we'll call them M
By: Stephen Foster
The latest instalment of Dominic West as the beastly bank manager is probably the funniest yet - Wes
By: Stephen Foster
Change has become the (rather meaningless) mantra for 2024 - For Keir Starmer's new Labour governmen
Interpublic (IPG) has had some very welcome good news after what looks like a tough start to the year: IPG's FCB has won Kellanova's flagship brand Pringles from WPP's Grey.
By: Stephen Foster
What's this? A (better than) good bank ad? And not Nationwide telling us how beastly its rivals are.
By: Stephen Foster
Ogilvy's Ingo is a new one on us, described as an "iconic boutique network." Iconic or not, it now h
Much debate over Nike's ‘Winning isn't for everyone' Olympics effort from Wieden+Kennedy, asking the question “Am I a bad person?” if I want to to win at (pretty much) any cost.
By: Stephen Foster
Interpublic's McCann Worldgroup has won Ferrero's Kinder and Tic Tac creative accounts in Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa and all its business in Mexico.
It had better be, as we gave it 9.25. Why so? Banks are high up a pretty long list of companies and institutions we don't like very much (along with
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