A taster of what's in our latest issue out Friday 8th June 2012.
Best of British advertising
In a quest to establish the most memorable British adverts of all time, The Drum spoke to ten advertising creative directors to compile a list which includes greats such as the Guinness Surfers ad.
Iconic Design: Diggers, Jets and Dysons
The Drum invited 12 creative directors to share their favourite iconic British designs. Responses range from the scalpel blade to the Routemaster bus, highlighting the impact British design has made on the wider consciousness.
Brands and the Royal Warrant
What does the Royal Warrant mean to brands in 2012? We speak to Penhaligon’s, Kellogg’s, Heinz and Diageo to find out.
BIMA Digital Hallof Fame shortlist
The British Interactive Media Association is partnering with The Drum to compile the Digital Hall of Fame, unveiled this September. Here, we reveal the 50 shortlisted nominees and provide details on how to vote for your favourites.
Queen’s marketersThe Drum takes a look at key industry figures who have received the royal seal of approval, and what this means to them.
The WorksChip Shop Awards special: Here we look at the Chip Shop Awards nominations. The Chip Shop Awards is about fostering and recognising creativity with no boundaries and no rules. It’s an international creative awards, open to anyone with great ideas.With categories including ‘Best Use of Plagiarism’, ‘Best Politically Incorrect’, ‘Best Use of Bad Taste’ and ‘Best Work for a Brand you Haven’t a Hope of Winning’, the awards has produced some of the cleverest, funniest, worst taste advertising and design ever seen since its launch in 2002.In this section we take a look at some of the work in the running for the coveted ‘Chip’ and ‘Vinegar’ awards which will be presented at a ceremony at the Ministry of Sound on 13 June.
Analysis and AgendaDigital
- 11th hour amendment to cookie law
- The Digital Olympics
Social Media
- Innocent tops Social Brands 100
Branding
Media
- Tony Blair at the Leveson Inquiry
People newsA look at who has moved where in the marketing and media industries, both client-side and agencyThe magazine regularly includes: In-depth report and analysis, regional and sector, with all the hard hitting facts, stats and trends
