A new report from NGO Planet Tracker has slammed various advertising companies, including Dentsu, Havas, IPG, Omnicom Group, Publicis and WPP for their lack of ESG commitment. Within, it calls…
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Havas acquires B2B marketing agency
Havas has acquired British marketing agency Ledger Bennett in a bid to advance its ambitions in the B2B space across the global market.
Further protests outside Havas headquarters as pressure over Shell contract ramps up
Climate activists once again gathered outside Havas’ London headquarters to protest against the agency’s relationship with fossil fuel giant Shell.
B Lab to conduct formal review into Havas x Shell case
B Lab is launching a formal review into the Havas and Shell partnership following complaints about the advertising agency’s fossil fuel links.
Havas rolls out AI-powered solution to tackle cookieless future
Havas Media Network is laying solid foundations with ‘Converged’ an AI-powered planning and insight solution for brands in the post-cookie era.
Fireworks or budget cuts? Adland on what to expect in 2024
Looking ahead to the New Year, we ask industry insiders to see what they predict will be in store for the marketing sector as we move in to 2024.
Havas wins pitch to run Department for Education’s new campaign
Havas London has been appointed by the UK government’s Department for Education to lead Early Years and Childcare workforces first recruitment campaign, after winning a competitive pitching process.
Vivendi to consider splitting off Havas and Canal+
Vivendi is reportedly considering splitting off several business units, including global advertising agency Havas and broadcaster Canal+ Group.
X/Twitter CEO travels to London in desperate bid to woo advertisers
The chief executive of X, formerly known as Twitter, Linda Yaccarino has reportedly set in motion a charm offensive in a bid to win back advertisers.