The TrinityP3 for Five Newsletter

TrinityP3 for FIVE Newsletter

The five essential stories of the week and why they matter

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Each week TrinityP3 curates the TrinityP3 for FIVE newsletter which gives you the five things you should read this week. The newsletter is a digest which comes every Sunday and gives you five minutes of reads to prepare you for the week ahead.

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See previous editions below:

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TrinityP3 for FIVE: Might of the Right: Bursting Media Bubbles | Coke CMO’s AI warning | Hold Cos under fire over price collusion | Marketers focus on ad tech fees – Mar 23
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TrinityP3 for FIVE: Are marketers overspending on Search and YouTube? | Behind the R/GA sale | The Trade Desk’s woes | What did we learn from the MFA Census? – Mar 16
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TrinityP3 for FIVE: Publicis acquires indie data shop | WGEA numbers paint a bleak picture | Mark Read on the future of WPP | A newsletter for the creative economy – Mar 9
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TrinityP3 for FIVE: Pay-to-play pitching under fire | A decade on: the dress that broke the internet | Clems consolidates | Forget the marketing funnel – Mar 2
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TrinityP3 for FIVE: Murdochs at war | Do brands care where they advertise? | Specsavers’ ‘unconventional’ pitch | Gina done for misleading advertising – Feb 23
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TrinityP3 for FIVE: oOh!media anti-renewables billboard helps it dig a hole | Duolingo kills its owl | Ontario’s ‘politely passive aggressive’ Super Bowl ad – Feb 16
TrinityP3 for FIVE: Lessons from The Great Northern Backlash | All things Super Bowl | Musk targets brands and WFA – Feb 9
TrinityP3 for FIVE: Omnicom and IPG execs in UK to sell merger | Publicis buys a Barry | What you need to know about the AI wars | Cadbury’s new packaging – Feb 2
TrinityP3 for FIVE: Where’s the Aus Day marketing controversy? | Burrowes buys Mumbrella back | DAZN to shake up sports rights | Is Sorrell wrong re. marketing? – Jan 26

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