Tuesday Odds and Ends

By Patrick Coffee 


-London agency Above + Beyond and mobile tech client OnePlus have stumbled upon a novel idea: Crowdsourcing! Via the comments on YouTube videos!

-BBDO won Dunkin’ Donuts. And Arc Worldwide got the in-store part.

-Did Martin Sorrell really kill all the creativity in advertising?

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-WSJ’s Paul J. Davies argues that WPP is better off without the “classic, if very long-lived, version of the expansionist CEO.”

-Y&R hired Yusuf Chuku as its new chief strategy officer for North America.

-Everyone agrees there should be fewer ads on TV. But getting to that point is gonna be difficult.

-Netflix plans to spend more of the shitload of money it made last quarter on marketing. We look forward to creative agencies getting no credit for their project work!

-Chicago-based agency TimeZoneOne is expanding to Canada. Toronto, specifically.

-WPP’s Fitch named Alsdair Lennox as ECD in North America. He’d previously held the same role in EMEA.

-Durable Goods signed comedy director Greg Bray. Here’s his reel.

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