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As the relationship between gambling and advertising comes under growing scrutiny, particularly in football, we talk to figures across the ad industry about whether regulations are working hard enough to protect consumers The post Is gambling advertising bad for us? appeared first on Creative Review....
As the relationship between gambling and advertising comes under growing scrutiny, particularly in football, we talk to figures across the ad industry about whether regulations are working hard enough to protect consumers The post Is gambling advertising bad for us? appeared first on Creative Review....
As the relationship between gambling and advertising comes under growing scrutiny, particularly in football, we talk to figures across the ad industry about whether regulations are working hard enough to protect consumers The post Is gambling advertising bad for us? appeared first on Creative Review....
As the relationship between gambling and advertising comes under growing scrutiny, particularly in football, we talk to figures across the ad industry about whether regulations are working hard enough to protect consumers The post Is gambling advertising bad for us? appeared first on Creative Review....
Last year saw universities and colleges adapt quickly to the coronavirus pandemic, when physical graduate showcases were sadly prevented from taking place. With physical events and viewings allowed in some capacity this time around, as it stands many graduates up and down the country should be able to display their final year work in person – though with guidance changing...
Originally founded in the 16th century, Hutterites are an Anabaptist sect which now has some 50,000 members, many of whom live in colonies in the northwestern reaches of the North American continent. Distanced from mainstream life and society, the communities are often economically and culturally self-sufficient. Photographer Tim Smith first encountered Hutterites by chance. “In 2009 I was out exploring...
Mobile arts organisation Flatpack Projects has just launched CineCov, a year-long film festival which aims to turn the city of Coventry into a huge cinema in celebration of it being the UK’s City of Culture. A team at Wieden + Kennedy London, led by senior designer Justin Hallstrom, has created the branding and website for CineCov, which aims to bridge...
The updated identity accompanies the launch of Beatport’s new streaming app, designed to help DJs manage their online track libraries and playlists, as well as connect to the various bits of hardware and software they use. Beatport, which was founded in 2004, offers a vast catalogue of buyable tracks as well as a chart, and several sub brands including Beatport...
As part of a new series where we speak to creative businesses founded during the pandemic, OnJam co-founder Emily Ingram talks about starting a business with a stranger, combining skillsets, and how to survive in the long term The post How OnJam adapted live performances for the pandemic appeared first on Creative Review....
Nike made a splash last month with a refreshingly down to earth ad that emphasised the joy of taking part in sport – even if you’re a bit crap at it. The spot was part of Play New, a larger campaign created by Wieden + Kennedy for the brand, which aims to find “joy in movement, play and competition”. Now,...
Nike made a splash last month with a refreshingly down to earth ad that emphasised the joy of taking part in sport – even if you’re a bit crap at it. The spot was part of Play New, a larger campaign created by Wieden + Kennedy for the brand, which aims to find “joy in movement, play and competition”. Now,...
While social media offers beauty brands direct access to consumers, it has led to conformity, with companies adopting ever-similar styles and messages. Here, Nick Vaus, partner and founder at Free The Birds, suggests ways to break with the bland The post How can beauty brands stand out on social? appeared first on Creative Review....
