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In a year where the technicalities and transparency issues of media came under severe scrutiny, great brand stories are a critical counterpoint to the current challenges of media governance.
Members of the global consumer insight community address how to develop companies into insights-led organisations.
…actually an acronym: GDPR. Standing for General Data Protection Regulation, EU’s new data rules are set to be one of the biggest disruptions to privacy law in two decades.
The consumer insight community is realising some unexpected benefits from virtual reality.
Although now slowing, the media market in China has grown at a breakneck speed.
While many celebrated on the Croisette, the WFA gathered 25 leading CMOs together to identify ways to solve the big challenges facing advertisers in the digital ecosystem.
Change was in the air at Cannes Lions this year. Rob Dreblow, WFA's Global Head of Marketing Services, explains why this is a festival that still matters
One of my old agency colleagues said to me the other day: ”Clients routinely overrate themselves and underrate their agencies.” Whether you think this is harsh probably depends on which side of the fence you work.
Internet users rarely agree on anything. Except maybe one thing.
The first CMOFORUM of the year kicked off in Singapore in February.
Mobile World Congress is big. Surprisingly big.
What a year we have left behind: much to reflect on, much to learn from and much to forget but, above all, much to look forward to.
In 2016 the concept of digital governance continued to grow in importance within many brands. Previously, good governance was perceived by many as the domain of the riskaverse ‘naysayers.’ now, it is being increasingly recognised as a key enabler of progress, allowing companies to embrace technologies more rapidly.
There is increasing pressure on alcohol producers in light of marketing’s perceived role in encouraging underage consumption.
Certain sectors continue to face major threats to their ability to communicate with consumers, such as food, alcohol, energy drinks and toys. the industry at large faces horizontal challenges in relation to digital with privacy concerns being prioritised by policy-makers globally. the broader advertising ecosystem faces an existential threat in the form of ad blocking.
RAC now brings together over 900 people globally who have a direct stake in the sensitive issue of marketing and children. The network is almost 400 strong in Europe, over 150 of whom came to our quarterly meetings in Brussels to address the issues of highest priority to brand owners.
The objective of INSIGHTFORUM is to improve how consumer insight specialists and marketers work together to generate actionable insights to inform unifying marketing ideas.
Sourcing isn’t all about costs. It’s about managing suppliers so that you get the right services at the right price at the right time.
‘Digital transformation’ has remained a focus in 2016. Much of this process is concerned with people, culture and organisations, and our content has concentrated on helping members to learn from one another.
2016 was a challenging and fascinating year for the media industry, with transparency, ad fraud and programmatic all key concerns. Skilled global media expertise has never been in greater demand.
2016 was an exciting year for our IMCFORUM as the group significantly grew in size (+25%) and geographical footprint. Further to the launch of our first meeting in Dubai and our workshop series in Singapore, the group now connects senior marketers in four regions.