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Jun 20, 2008
Cannes 2008: JMD and Rupert Murdoch
In an age where small is considered beautiful, and being big seems something to be apologetic about, TBWA Worldwide chairman Jean Marie Dru (pictured) embraced the power of big. Day Five of the Cannes Lions 2008 festival had the legendary adman talking about advertising creativity and how it was most of the big brands that allowed creatives to push the boundaries.
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