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90% are reviewing contracts to secure greater control
90% are reviewing contracts to secure greater control
Webinar with Flock Associates & McDonald’s on their project to create an “agency of the future”: a customized, hybrid solution created to purposefully blur the lines between digital, tech, creative & content production resources
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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.
Phil Smith is the new Director-General of ISBA UK
ACA Canada asks experts to predict this year's marketing trends
AEA Spain publishes findings of latest marketing study
Interview with AAG Guatemala president
OWM Germany holds 21st OWM symposium
ABA Brazil CEO shares what's on the association's agenda for 2017
ANFO Norway holds annual marketing effectiveness competition and awards
UBA Belgium holds annual Christmas lunch
New report finds that every Euro spent on advertising powers a seven-fold boost to GDP, encourages innovation, supports employment and helps fund vital services European advertising industry calls for moratorium on further advertising restrictions to ensure associated hidden costs can be assessed
Industry Self-Regulatory Programme delivers favourable impression and increased trust in interest-based advertising and brands.
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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.