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• The 2012 campaign ad war hits the battleground states

  20 Jun 2012:

  Paul Harris: Fueled by Super Pacs, the big ad spend has begun in earnest. Dominating the airtime are attacks on Obama's 'doing fine' gaffe

• Zaha Hadid says austerity is not an excuse for low-quality housing

  20 Jun 2012: Iraqi-born architect says use of the word austerity is a cliche and could be disastrous for the public. By Mark Sweney

• WPP buys majority stake in AKQA

  20 Jun 2012: Sir Martin Sorrell's marketing group buys digital agency in deal valuing AKQA at £350m. By Mark Sweney

• Sorrell no longer the hardest word for ad bosses

  20 Jun 2012: Media Monkey: WPP, Omincom and IPG heads spotted together at Cannes event where Sir Elton John performed

• Wayne Rooney posters strike gold for Sunday Times

  20 Jun 2012:

  News International ads for paper's Rich List win Cannes outdoor advertising prize, as Google continues successful run. By Mark Sweney

• Fabulous magazine TV ads banned for 'linking gambling to seduction'

  20 Jun 2012: Ad agency WCRS&Co's campaign featured two women in a cafe signing up to a online bingo service. By Mark Sweney

• Nike becomes first UK company to have Twitter campaign banned

  20 Jun 2012: Wayne Rooney and Jack Wilshere tweets broke rules for not clearly stating they were adverts. By Mark Sweney

• Australian tailor's PR push hits Cannes for six

  19 Jun 2012: MJ Bale, which made suits from the wool of sheep fed on grass from Australia's Sydney cricket ground, wins gold prize. By Mark Sweney

• ZenithOptimedia halves TV ad revenue growth forecast

  19 Jun 2012: Media buying network reflects concern that 'summer of love' will not appear, but predicts healthy increase for digital. By Mark Sweney

• Football League stops carrying Wonga adverts

  18 Jun 2012:

  Advertising for loan company that charges 4,000% APR will no longer be carried by league websites following fans' campaign

• Attendance is optional at WPP board meetings, it seems

  18 Jun 2012: Nils Pratley: Koichiro Naganuma has been a no-show at 39 out of 46 meetings over the past six years – probably why 30% of voting shareholders opposed his re-election

• Economist publisher records profits rise of 9%

  18 Jun 2012: The Economist Group reports year-on-year increase despite UK edition's 17% fall in print advertising revenue

• Sir Martin Sorrell finds out that it doesn't always pay to advertise

  17 Jun 2012: The WPP boss stood up publicly to defend his salary – but, emboldened by a year of rebellions, his investors took no heed, writes Jill Treanor

• Rio Ferdinand criticised over advert linked to Asian tobacco firm

  16 Jun 2012: Manchester United footballer was unaware of company's profits from cigarettes when he starred in adverts

• The Hard Sell: J2O

  16 Jun 2012:

  'It's a vision of beast-on-beast horror that would have snapped old Mr Lovecraft's fragile mind for good'

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