How the Viral Fake Birkin Bag Is Likely to Change Luxury Brands’ Marketing and Trademarking

A version of the famous Hermes Birkin bag sold at Walmart took off on social media, marking a big shift in how luxury marketers think about cheaper versions of their products. In recent weeks, a bag that looks like the Birkin bag went viral on social media. According to Sotheby's, a genuine leather Birkin bag...

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Criteo Names Michael Komasinski as CEO Following Months-Long Search

Criteo has a new chief executive officer in Michael Komasinski. He'll take over from Megan Clarken on Feb. 15. The retail media-focused adtech platform has been searching for a new top executive since August when Clarken announced her plans to retire within the following 12 months. She'll continue to serve in an advisory role during...

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10 creative campaigns to know about today

Among the notable campaigns for Jan. 14: Britannia billboards shaped by nature and Coors Light calling attention to a typo in its ads.

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Week in Charts: BBC One Dominates Christmas Viewing, UK Marketers Assess AI Investments, and Cloud Gaming Revenues Set to Soar

In this week's Week in Charts: BBC One dominates Christmas viewing, UK marketers open up about AI investments, and cloud gaming revenues are set to soar. To have Week in Charts delivered to your inbox, you can sign up to the newsletter here. Quote of the Week   Number of the Week   Charts of Read More

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Trade Groups Bristle as ASA Warns Brand Campaigns May Be Hit by UK HFSS Ad Ban

When the Conservative government under former Prime Minister Boris Johnson introduced plans to ban ads for foods high in fat, salt, or sugar (HFSS) before 9pm on TV, and a total ban online, advertiser trade groups pushed back. The new UK laws, they argued, would deprive publishers and broadcasters of ad spend and restrict food Read More

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