13 Oct 2017
Come to the dark side
The relationship between mental health and graphic design, why Jigsaw aren’t afraid of upsetting people, a man destroying a bike on the back streets of Glasgow and the return of the force. Rounding up another week, the DMA's Rosanne Stewart shares her highlights.
09 Oct 2017
A good slogan - worth it?
Four little words, known by all. Why is L’Oréal's tagline one of the most definitive of our age? A brief look at its creation, history and evolution.
06 Oct 2017
Send in the clowns
Vodafone's optimistic look towards the future, clowning around with Audi, Theresa May's especially extended coughing fit and a typeface that has sent Ryan Gosling off the rails. Another week means another round-up with DMA Writing Manager, Rosanne Stewart.
29 Sep 2017
Twice the Trump?
The many faces of Donald Trump, the unyielding strength of TV advertising, backstage with David Bowie and 140 characters you never thought you’d miss. What a world, what a week - DMA Writing Manager, Rosanne Stewart rounds up the latest.
22 Sep 2017
Strange and even stranger things
Emojis but not as you know them, a house made of Lego, AI and how it could help gauge successful creative ideas and the long-awaited return of the Demogorgon. It's been a busy week, and new DMA Writing manager Rosanne Stewart has it covered.
01 Sep 2017
How to be nicer
The new media crunch, a generic 'millennial' ad, how smartphone addiction changes you, Jarvis Cocker sings Justified and Ancient, cinema's black hole, and one secret to how to be nicer
25 Aug 2017
Pantone pays proper penance to the Prince of purple
Pantone pays proper penance to the Prince of purple, creating a fake social influencer for $300, a spectacular eclipse taken from a plane, the return of the KLF, the 1980s sound that's back, and the most expensive holiday in history
18 Aug 2017
The secret to happiness
The secret to happiness
11 Aug 2017
Bedtime reading for planners
The Guardian's bedtime reading for planners, that sexist Google memo, the Silicon Valley 'coasters' and the dangers of programmatic buying, and thee Ice Kream Van Kometh, and how Jim Jong Un meant the first female Jamaican deejay finally got paid