This year’s Cannes Festival once again celebrates the creative industry, but is the role of women in the sector taking a step backwards? Stephanie Himoff, Managing Director, Northern Europe at Outbrain, tackles the gender issues in the creative industry.
Following the result of the EU referendum this morning and the UK’s choice to leave the union, please find below some comments on what this means for the marketing industry from the CEO of the DMA, Chris Combemale.
Day 5 at the Cannes Lions event saw Iggy Pop, Gwyneth Paltrow, Keith Weed and Kevin Kelly take to the Cannes Lions stage. Watch their best bits in the video below.
The fourth day at Cannes Lions included insights from Will Smith, Anna Wintour, Usher and Wendy Clark. View the highlight video below:
One in four Brits (26%) used social networks such as Facebook and Twitter to share and receive information about the EU referendum in the run up to polling day according to a national survey. And 6% said the information they found through social media played a role in changing their minds about which side would … [Read more…]
Tumblr has partnered with YouTube to launch a live video streaming service, as the Yahoo-owned firm looks to capitalise in the growing popularity of live streaming video, such as Twitter’s Periscope and Facebook Live Video.
Anoma van Eeden, Head of Marketing EMEA, Optimizely explains how online testing is being used by innovative companies to understand the cost, risk and timing of new initiatives – from cross channel marketing campaigns to product launches.
Over two-thirds (68%) of Netimperative readers believe remaining in the EU will be better for the UK and its digital industry, according to our reader survey published today.
The third day of Cannes Lions features talks from Sir John Hegarty, Brian Chesky and Joanna Coles, Samsung, Adobe with Stefan Sagmeister. Watch this video highlight reel capturing key moments below.
Adobe has launched a multi-channel campaign in the UK and US, challenging four digital artists from its Behance artist community to intricately re-create lost, stolen or destroyed art using just Adobe Stock photography. See why it’s our video viral of the week below…