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Cracking the code

My university days were spent dreaming up killer campaigns. I’d mentally improve upon every ad I saw, full of creative ideas and misplaced confidence....
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Adland Embraces Home Sweet Home

With most of adland currently working from home for the foreseeable future, Deirdre Waldron, CEO of TBWADublin describes the challenges faced by the agency’s...

The Veritable Attention Grabber & Teller of Great (Brand) Stories

It’s noisy out there. Brands are jostling for space in a marketplace more crowded than ever before. Consumer preferences and the media landscape are...

Full-Frontal Financials Needed

Transparency in the world of media buying and planning has been a big issue internationally over the past few years but Catriona Campbell writes...

Stereotyping is Easy, so it’s time we worked harder!

Across the Irish Sea during the summer, while a certain political issue was making little headway and yet dominating the headlines, the Advertising Standards...

A Growth Story

Conor Murphy provides some insights for ambitious organisations. Luke Donald is a professional golfer. In 2009 his career was at a crossroads. In a sport...

The Second Derivative of ‘I’ in ROI – Impact

Experiential marketing, one of the many disciplines we use to garner awareness, interaction, engagement and essentially sales, has always been seen as the most...

Ctrl Alt Delete

Media audits have become a thorny issue in the advertising world and now it’s time to hit the reset button on this dysfunctional practice,...

When Agencies Go Green

Ronan Traynor discusses how the environmental crisis is making us do better. It was far more work than we anticipated. In fact it was pretty...

A Live TV Health Check

Cotard delusion, also known as Cotard’s syndrome, is a rare mental disorder in which the affected person holds the delusional belief that they are...

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