Campaign Red examines how a merged Omnicom-IPG compares to the remaining 'big four'.

Baliprod Films, Six Inc Tokyo and Colenso BBDO Auckland shine in Campaign Red’s analysis of 10,000 awards over the past three years reveals which campaigns were most lauded by global juries.

PHD climbs to the top of the table with major wins, including Marico, while Wavemaker makes the biggest leap, and Carat slides.

The rise of single-client units, their promise of efficiency, and the risk of staff churn and creative stagnation.

The world’s most coveted advertising trophies are meant to reward the best creative ideas. But behind the glitz and glamour, the game certainly has its challenges.

Chapter 1 of Campaign Red's Global Awards Rankings report sifts through nearly 3000 awarded campaigns to find the top performers. Available to Knowledge Tier subscribers.

Chapter 1 of Campaign Red's Global Awards Rankings report sifts through nearly 3000 awarded campaigns to find the top performers. Available to Knowledge Tier subscribers.

Outside the top 10, independents continued to show momentum across Australia, US and UK.

Outside the top 10, independents continued to show momentum across Australia, US and UK.

Campaign Red’s Global Awards Rankings 2025 out now.

Campaign Red’s Global Awards Rankings 2025 out now.

With recent wins including ServiceNow and Old Persons Advocacy Network, Nunn Media just scrapes inside the top 20, the only contender from APAC.

Dentsu X and Known join the league as established players make moves.

Initiative rockets 75 places in a single month, as Dentsu agencies close in on Publicis in the top five.

Despite universal agreement that time-based billing is unfit for today’s marketing economy, most agencies remain chained to it. Campaign tells you why progress has been painfully slow and who is willing to gamble on outcomes over hours.

Nunn Media jumped into the September rankings after reporting earlier wins including ServiceNow and from the Old Persons Advocacy Network.

Meanwhile, Omnicom leapfrogs fellow holding companies.

Dentsu X leapt 36 places in a single bound, Mediahub muscled its way into the top six.

Intersnack Group's global media account switches agency.

Intersnack Group's global media account switches agency.

Starcom climbs to the top of the table with major wins, including Mars, while Zenith posts the biggest leap, and FCB debuts in the top 20.

Meanwhile, Starcom surges amidst a shake-up in the individual agency rankings.

Meanwhile, brands in Asia-Pacific seek out social media agencies.

The rise has been fuelled by significant investment by private equity and sellers returning to the market.

Marketing departments are in the midst of a substantial reconstruction of their operations as they integrate generative AI into their workflows, an effort that is expected to have a trickle-down impact on agencies.

Meanwhile, three agencies join the individual media agency rankings.

Dentsu's Carat moves up to second place as WPP’s EssenceMediacom drops out of the top 20, while Australian independents Avenue C and Ryvalmedia make a debut.

No sign of macroeconomic impact as "we haven't seen any change from Q1 to Q2", CEO Arthur Sadoun says.

What marketers need to know when considering paid ads, promotions and endorsements.

Tricky deliberations, outside influences and questionable entries can make the quest to recognise the best work with an award a difficult one.

Spark Foundry takes second place, powered by its Shanghai General Motors win, while Accenture Song, Assembly, and Brainlabs make notable new entries.

Talking at a recent event, the journalist, author and radio presenter, revealed three simple things on which to focus when considering data.

WPP's EssenceMediacom narrowly hangs onto the top spot while Publicis' Spark Foundry enters the table in second position after winning Shanghai General Motors.

Publicis Collective has leapt into the lead for May, following its win of Coca-Cola's business in North America, while 13 new agencies join the top 20.

AI promises speed, efficiency—and fewer billable hours. So why are ad agencies investing millions in a tool that threatens their bottom line? Campaign Red digs into the tension between progress and profit.

Meanwhile, German agency JOM takes the lead in the April indie rankings.

OMD holds strong in second position while Publicis' Starcom climbs the highest after retaining Dabur's media mandate.

At a holding-company level, Publicis Groupe breaks the $1 billion mark.

Campaign analyses the networks’ performance since the announcement of tariffs at the start of 2025.

OMD and UM are among the top five agencies in the agency table, while independent Nunn Media continues its momentum. Meanwhile, WPP tops the first APAC holding company table.

The agency climbs into the March spot following its nearly $200 million win of the Godrej Group mandate in India.

Campaign Red’s first league table of the year highlights regional shifts, with Australia entering the top three on the back of a major win from Renault Motors.

Despite an active second half, global M&A volume fell 2% in 2024. However, APAC companies are bucking the trend, reporting a 10% surge and actively acquiring.

The region was a hotbed of activity with key movements in India and Indonesia, and China leading local reviews.

An analysis of key trends from the performance of global holding companies through 2024.

Meanwhile, a confidential independent won the $200 million Shanghai General Motors media account in March.

As governments worldwide enforce stricter social media laws, advertisers find themselves at a crossroads—use their influence to hold platforms accountable or risk increased criticism for staying silent?

Asia Pacific's new business market remains subdued in 2024, with pitch volumes down by a third, according to R3.

With retail media networks poised to overtake television advertising with projected spending of $177.1 billion in 2025, the question arises: Will this emerging channel transform marketing, or is the industry witnessing inflated expectations?

Australia’s Nunn Media, Atomic 212, and Half Dome are the only agencies to make the cut, as global competitors from North America and Europe surged ahead.