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WPP Boss Mark Read: Agencies Must Avoid 'kneejerk Reaction' To Economic Uncertainty - Vimarsana News

WPP Boss Mark Read: Agencies Must Avoid 'kneejerk Reaction' To Economic Uncertainty

WPP boss Mark Read talks to The Drum about the company’s exit from Russia and its support of Ukraine, as well as economic uncertainty and its response to Greenpeace provocations in Cannes.

DOE keeps hiring oil industry public relations firm - Vimarsana News

DOE keeps hiring oil industry public relations firm

"Edelman is really leading the charge on protecting old energy at the same time they are promoting new energy," according to one critic.

Source: eenews.net
Creatives For Climate Launches Anti-greenwashing Training Amid Cannes Climate Clashes - Vimarsana News

Creatives For Climate Launches Anti-greenwashing Training Amid Cannes Climate Clashes

Green industry network and non-profit Creatives for Climate has launched Greenwash Watch, a training program starting August 1 as a summer school that will give advertisers the tools to push back on greenwashing in their work and drive real strategies for change.

Industry-led Ad Net Zero campaign eyes global expansion - Vimarsana News

Industry-led Ad Net Zero campaign eyes global expansion

Initiative that aims to cut operational emissions of advertising production welcomes raft of high-profile global, US, and EU trade bodies to its fold

'Take Responsibility For Your Clients': UN Backs Crackdown On Adland's Climate Impact - Vimarsana News

'Take Responsibility For Your Clients': UN Backs Crackdown On Adland's Climate Impact

Last week the United Nations-backed ‘Race to Zero’ campaign updated its membership criteria to include tougher standards specifically for the advertising and creative industries, asking agencies to “take responsibility” for their clients’ marketing activities.