Loeries 2015 finalists are being announced each day during Creative Week Durban, taking place 10–13 August 2015. We are updating this list as new finalists are announced.
Category archives: Adland
Green Sky Thinking: Rewards beyond awards
by Colwyn Elder. SA has many opportunities for brands to build societal value beyond their businesses. Will this be reflected in Loeries this year?
AdReview: A memo and the end of an institution
by Herman Manson. Tony Koenderman has cancelled AdReview — the industry awards show he has been running for nearly 15 years.
Loerie Awards: First finalists (incl Digital, Student & Ubuntu)
Loeries 2015 finalists are being announced each day during Creative Week Durban, taking place 10–13 August 2015. This is the first batch.
New boutique media agency wants to liven up its sector
by Herman Manson. This new agency plans to steal the limelight as it promises clients a more-strategic approach and staff a dynamic work environment.
Ad Exec: Wanted — new commercial model for advertising
by Tom Fels. Do we just work longer hours, make less money and try to generate returns based on eroding budgets? Or do we look for new ways to create value and reinvent the agency’s role in the marketplace?
SA Tourism — third loss for Ireland/Davenport
by Herman Manson. Ireland/Davenport has suffered its third significant account loss — SA Tourism — in just over two months.
Brand Politics: To lead or mimic? That is the brand question
by Alistair Mackay. Wouldn’t it be amazing if brands used the power of aspiration to encourage positive social change, as Castle Lager did with its ’90s ads?
King James II wants to rule in Jozi
by Herman Manson. It’s been a little over two years since Rob McLennan and Graeme Jenner teamed up with King James Group to launch full-service startup ad agency, King James II, in Johannesburg.
#TheFutureByDesign: The future is function
a #TheFutureByDesign interview. The future will be filled with more cake and less decoration. That’s a prediction from Clayton Sutherland, creative lecturer and academic head at Red & Yellow. Future By Design speaks to him about the future of creativity.