Month: April 2018

IPA to call for moratorium on micro-targeted political ads online

Stuart Mitchell

On the 20th April the IPA announced that it will be making an official call to The Electoral Commission and the political community at large for a moratorium on micro-targeted political advertising online. The move, which follows allegations surrounding Cambridge Analytica, Aggregate IQ and SCL, is deemed necessary by the IPA due to the absence of self-regulation on political advertising, which it believes can render ephemeral micro-targeted political advertising opaque and unaccountable. The IPA will also be calling for all political advertising creative work to be listed for public display…

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Football Welcomes Campaign unites football Clubs

Stuart Mitchell

Football Welcomes 2018 has kicked off and it’s even bigger than last year.  Over the weekend of 21-22 April, sixty football clubs across the country – from the Premier League to grassroots refugee teams and celebrity fans– laid aside their rivalries and come together to celebrate the contribution refugee players have made, and continue to make, to the beautiful game. More than half of the Premier League football clubs – including Arsenal, Everton, Crystal Palace, Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United and Leicester City -took part. They were joined by clubs from…

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Pantene and Priyanka Chopra Team Up to Encourage Others to #GoGentle in a Harsh World

Stuart Mitchell

Pantene, with the help of Brand Ambassador Priyanka Chopra, is encouraging people to take the gentler, and sometimes more difficult, approach of being kind in the midst of harshness. In today’s world, where a lot of conversations are happening online, harsh comments often outnumber and outshine the kind ones. To demonstrate the impact a positive voice can have versus a negative one, Pantene created a new video highlighting Chopra’s reactions to actual social media comments about her – both negative and positive. Pantene hopes to inspire women to use their…

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‘Fashion Re-told’ pop-up pops up on Sloane Street in support of the NSPCC

Stuart Mitchell

The ultimate pre-loved fashion pop-up, Fashion Re-told will sell donated high end, designer items, to raise funds for the NSPCC’s important work in London. The concept has been brought to life by Harrods and Cadogan who are donating their considerable resources; a prime London location, retail expertise and mentoring, unrivalled service proposition and visual merchandising assets, to make this possible. All proceeds from Fashion Re-told will go directly towards helping to support NSPCC’s services in the London area. This is the first time that London institutions Harrods and Cadogan have…

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