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There’s always a new medium, a new channel, to look out for in the world of advertising. The pervasiveness of the Internet and smartphones has created ample opportunities for audiences to consume content more frequently than they ever did. Publishers, on their part, have stepped up the game to provide more content in more formats […]

By Waseem Yakdi, CEO, Zia Creative Network Once considered to be incomparable, the relation between creativity and return on marketing investment delivering effective and staggering profitability has now become a new normal in the current advertising scenario. Now, in agencies, planning departments work much more closely with creative departments. Amid economic uncertainty, there is greater […]

Apple held its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) yesterday, June 4, unveiling new updates for developers and users. This time around there were no hardware announcements, but there are some pretty significant software updates that will have huge implications for marketers – especially considering that as of this year Apple has 1.3 billion active devices […]

“The choice of a Saudi princess for Vogue Arabia‘s [June] cover is completely tone-deaf.” These are the words of Husain Abdulla, executive director of Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain, in a recent interview with NPR.  Vogue Arabia, published by Condé Nast in partnership with Nervora in the region, has been embroiled in one […]

Excitement is high for the FIFA World Cup in the region with four Arab countries participating in it for the first time. The first game on June 14 will see Saudi Arabia and Russia kick off the tournament. A GCC-wide study by OMD shows that 75 percent consider themselves extreme football fanatics and 65 percent […]

Vogue Arabia launched amidst much fanfare with its digital edition in October 2016 and first print issue in March 2017. Condé Nast International tied up with Dubai-based publisher Nervora for the regional edition. Since its launch, the magazine has been embroiled in controversy every now and again. Two of its biggest controversies involve a Saudi […]

Following Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz’s abrupt exit, Vogue Arabia has been quick to announce Manuel Arnaut as the new editor-in-chief. About Manuel Arnaut Arnaut joins from Architectural Digest Middle East, where he oversaw the launch of the magazine in 2015 as editor-in-chief. After initiating his career at Vogue Portugal, Arnaut held the position of Editor at GQ […]

Condé Nast International launched Vogue Arabia with Dubai-based publisher Nervora just three months back. Saudi princess Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz was announced as the editor-in-chief of the fashion magazine back in July 2016, but has left her position after only two issues. The reasons behind her departure are due to be announced in the next few […]