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By The Drum Team, Editorial

March 30, 2015 | 2 min read

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For our final Advertising Week Daily Digest in partnership with Starcom MediaVest, The Drum's editor-at-large Dave Birss turns the tables on series interviewer Cameron Clarke to sum up Advertising Week.

From the wrap party on The Drum bus, the pair discuss Jimmy Carr's claim that British advertising isn't as funny as it used to be, the battle of the marketing disciplines and why the Advertising Week audience are sceptical about smartwatches.

You can revisit all our Advertising Week Europe coverage in our dedicated news hub.

And if you missed any of our Advertising Week Daily Digests, you can recap now:

Day one: Why media companies need to have a mission

Day two: Katie Price, a Piccadilly Circus social media experiment and the industry's diversity battle

Day three: Mobile fights back against 'negativity' but programmatic still has work to do

Day four: Why creatives should stop worrying about being cool

This content was supported by Starcom MediaVest Group but all content is editorially independent.

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