The TrinityP3 for Five Newsletter

TrinityP3 for FIVE Newsletter

The five essential stories of the week and why they matter

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:

TrinityP3 for FIVE: The best takes on Omnicom-IPG merger | Publicis’ Snoop ‘top’ Dogg? | US Tech/Media stock record highs | Murdoch’s Succession drama – Dec 15

TrinityP3 for FIVE: Spotify Wrapped ‘marketing genius’ | Does Google search have a demo problem? | Agencies: Beware procurement scammers | Marketing mullets & mohawks – Dec 8

TrinityP3 for FIVE: Black Friday hype? | DEI rollbacks | LinkedIn now AI generated? | TikTok Mac & Cheesegate Explained – Dec 1

TrinityP3 for FIVE: Bunnings Breach – A Test of Privacy | Coke’s AI backlash | What will Social Media Ban mean for Marketers? | Buyer Beware: Principal Media – Nov 24

TrinityP3 for FIVE: Lambo Guy’s loyalty lesson | 2025 Upfronts Season wrap | Google breakup to redefine search – Nov 17

TrinityP3 for FIVE: Media’s post-election existential crisis | Govt pitching season | The Election brand winners | Marketer job skills – Nov 10

TrinityP3 for FIVE: Washington Post implodes | Greenwashing case goes to court | Changes at Droga5 | Brands ‘leaning in’ on US election – Nov 3

TrinityP3 for FIVE: R/GA and Huge for sale | Sustainability on CMO agenda | TV Measurement wars | Innocean puts toothpaste back in tube – Oct 27

TrinityP3 for FIVE: Campaign Brief LinkedIn furore | Is the era of transparency over? | Messina goes mainstream – Oct 20

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