Cannes Lions 2023 postscript: GUT instinct and Uncommon energy push ad industry forward. Here’s my Campaign Magazine UK column looking back on the festival where it felt for the first time that the industry was finally moving out of the shadow of the pandemic — creatively as much as commercially. I picked five themes (but there are definitely more): 1) Brands care about creativity and Cannes 2) Creativity is making a comeback 3) New technology and artificial intelligence are a net positive 4) A new breed of independent creative agencies 5) Inclusion and sustainability are still under scrutiny https://lnkd.in/e5rp8JYY
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Every journalist loves (and needs) a deadline, so now's the time to enter the BSME - The British Society of Magazine Editors Awards 2024. To help craft a winning entry, we hosted a special webinar, "How To Win A BSME Award", with three award-winning editors Hattie Brett of Grazia, Laurence Mozafari of Digital Spy and Sophie-Marie Odum of Motability Lifestyle, who offer their tips and explain what the judges are looking for. Categories include editor, art director and columnist of the year, plus cover of the year and outstanding piece of digital art & design. Entries close on 14 August. Watch the video recording via the link below, plus you'll find a summary of our top tips and details on how to enter: https://lnkd.in/e99VtsWS
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The BSME - The British Society of Magazine Editors Awards 2024 are open for entries from editors, art directors and columnists. We have made two changes to reflect the evolving journalism landscape: (1) Beautiful art and design are an integral part of what makes magazine media special, so we have introduced a new category, Outstanding Piece of Digital Art & Design. This new award celebrates an outstanding piece of digital content design that makes a significant impact for a brand that is akin to a magazine cover. The BSME judges will welcome a broad range of entries that demonstrate excellence in digital art, design and craft. The award sits alongside our three Cover of the Year awards for B2B, consumer and (new for this year) independent titles. (2) In the interests of transparency, all entrants must disclose on their award entry form if they have used artificial intelligence in any part of their entry and give a brief explanation. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eZZUY_Xj
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The sixth and final episode of the Campaign Cannes daily global podcast 2024 is out now. The editors from Campaign UK, Campaign Asia-Pacific, Campaign US and Campaign Canada review the festival. Thanks to all of the Campaign journalists who made it happen, including our producer in Camnes Hannah Holt and the UK editing and production team Til Owen, Czarina Deen, Nav Pal, Rob McKinlay and Chris Barker. Listen to all of the six-part series whenever you listen to your podcasts. Acast link here: https://lnkd.in/edHPb5vN https://lnkd.in/egGPaG8k
Cannes daily global podcast episode 6: Festival review, plus call for shorter film ads
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A whiff of deal-making hung in the Mediterranean air at Cannes Lions. My column for the business section of The Times about why investors were keen to join the throng at the the biggest annual gathering in global advertising. No sign yet that AI will replace creative talent at Cannes Lions, but change is coming… https://lnkd.in/ejtaawZt
No sign yet that AI will replace creative talent at Cannes Lions
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Bigger crowd at Cannes Lions shows ad industry is getting ready for a new era. My Campaign UK column on some of the trends from the biggest annual gathering in global advertising https://lnkd.in/e5Ws5Wjn
Bigger crowd at Cannes Lions shows ad industry is getting ready for new era
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Campaign’s editors and journalists from around the world are hosting a Cannes daily global podcast. Listen to the first episode on the Campaign website here or wherever you listen to your podcasts. The debut preview episode features Maisie McCabe, Alison Weissbrot, Rahat Kapur and David Brown. A combined effort by Campaign UK Campaign US Campaign Asia-Pacific and Campaign Canada. The second daily episode is coming soon with the first night’s Grand Prix winners. Plus Acast link here: https://lnkd.in/er8grq8p https://lnkd.in/enQP53RV
Cannes daily global podcast episode 1: Awards preview and new humour category
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Want to know about the best work and key trends after Cannes Lions 2024? Come to the inaugural Campaign UK Cannes Download breakfast briefing at the Curzon Soho cinema in London on 27 June on the Thursday after the festival. Campaign’s editors and journalists who have been on the ground at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity will talk to Lions jurors and other industry experts who were at the festival. Highlights include: A “Creative Showcase” of winning work with speakers including Franki Goodwin, chief creative officer of Saatchi & Saatchi and Lions film juror, and andre sallowicz, creative partner at AMV BBDO and Lions outdoor juror. “Jury insights” with Harjot Singh, global chief strategy officer of McCann Worldgroup and president of the creative effectiveness jury, and Sue Unerman, chief transformation officer of EssenceMediacomX and Glass Lion juror. More details to follow on other sessions and speakers, including Marian Brannelly, global director of awards for Lions, and Ashley Samuels-Mckenzie and Charles Parkinson, the co-hosts of the How I Became podcast. See the Campaign Cannes Download agenda and book tickets here: https://lnkd.in/ePVkZBTW
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Massively proud of the whole Campaign UK team for winning the Grand Prix for best online B2B brand at the AOP Association of Online Publishers Digital Publishing Awards 2024. We have done the treble as it is the third year in a row that Campaign has won this award! This has been a huge, collaborative effort across editorial, art and production, commercial, branded content, awards, conferences, marketing, recruitment and more. Special credit goes to Maisie McCabe, James Butters, Jennie Meynell and Campaign’s brand supremo Declan Gough. The judges said: “Campaign set a strategic vision and delivered it, showing clear, demonstrable results across all areas, highlighting and campaigning on important issues and all with great testimonials.” Thank you to everyone who supports Campaign and our journalism! Well done to our colleagues at ENDS Report, Planning, Haymarket Business Media, Haymarket Automotive, and Haymarket Media Group who all won recognition at the AOP awards. See here: https://lnkd.in/e5rGh2vR
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Congratulations to all of the winners of the BSME - The British Society of Magazine Editors Talent Awards 2024 who deserve recognition for their brilliant journalism, creative flair and willingness to innovate. Pictured here are the two final winners of the evening, Karl Flinders, Bryan Glick and Computer Weekly picking up Best Campaign for exposing the Post Office scandal and Sophie-Marie Odum and Motability Lifestyle collecting the Diversity & Inclusion Award. Thank you to our co-host Sian Eleri and the awards venue, 100 Wardour Street, in Soho and our sponsors. We like advertisers who support journalism! Thanks also to the superb BSME team, led by Juliette McCrimmon, David Cotter, Nathalie Ginvert and Maree Featherstonhaugh, for organising the awards evening and all of the BSME committee for their support. See the winners and more pictures on the BSME website: https://lnkd.in/ei5uShcH
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Thank you to everyone who took part in the Campaign UK Media360 conference in Brighton. Pictured here are the brilliant co-chairs, Enyi Nwosu and Natalie Bell, on-stage with the Campaign team at the end of the two days. Thanks to all of the speakers, delegates and commercial partners who supported the event in its 21st year and embraced the theme about the importance of risk-taking in advertising and media.
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