In reading Wendy Gordon’s article about liking (Q2 2017, page 30), I am reminded of quite how irrelevant and marginal much of what I do is. Nobody cares about brands and advertising.

For years, you’ve been unable to do something.  Then new technology comes along – and suddenly you can.  So you do.

Arriving at Ben Gurion Airport at the crack of midnight last month on my tenth trip to Israel, I was met by Eli, the taxi driver...

David Ogilvy once remarked that, in the course of his working life there was only one big idea he had failed to sell.

On a trip to Chicago last year I visited the home and studio of the great American architect...

Of all the expenditure decisions that major companies make, decisions on advertising expenditure are surely...

Creative ideas can be kind of stupid but they should not be killed at birth, writes Rory Sutherland

Despite economic instability, the outlook for foreign brands in Russia is on the up.

The year 2016 will be remembered as the time when politicians around the world confessed to having lost it.

Purpose is meaningless without a clear definition