D&AD releases stolen pencils film
D&AD has released a film showing its pencil heist stunt, featuring reactions of creatives from London to Melbourne.
On 11 January, the organisation stole back its D&AD trophies from across the globe, to remind the industry that when it comes to awards, nothing matters more.
Now, footage of the heist has been turned into a film – with some very stunned faces on tape.
Jamie Oliver calls industry to tackle childhood obesity
Jamie Oliver has called on the advertising industry to help tackle childhood obesity, according to The Drum.
The celebrity chef, who in Australia has been the face of Woolworth’s ‘fresh food’ campaign, was speaking at the UK’s Advertising Association event noting that advertisers need to push their marketing to support the cause.
“If McDonald’s wanted to make salad cool they could. I couldn’t. The point is whether they want to make it cool,” Oliver says.
Aussie joins AKQA London as creative co-lead
Australia's Wayne Deakin has been appointed as the creative co-lead of AQKA's London office.
Deakin has more than 20 years experience in positions across the globe, most recently in Europe and the UK. He previously worked at 20:20, Doner and Jung von Matt.
Dolly appoints new editor
Bauer Media has announced Josephine Rozenberg-Clarke as the new editor of Dolly Magazine.
Rozenberg-Clarke has been promoted from her position as features editor across the Cleo and Dolly titles. Her new role will work towards the relaunch of Dolly which will focus on digital first content, alongside a new bi-monthly print product.
Dolly announced its relaunch earlier this year on the back of the news that its sister title, Cleo, is set to close in Australia.
Rozenberg-Clarke will work closely with Emily Kerr, Dolly’s Digital Managing Editor.
The new look Dolly magazine will be the May edition, on sale in April.
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