Matthew Keegan
Jun 06, 2024

Are controversial ads really such a bad thing?

Following Apple's recent 'Crush' ad controversy and Bumble's fumble, Campaign explores whether or not there is merit in an ad that is criticised but still garners attention, as opposed to going unnoticed.

'Crush' for Apple's iPad Pro

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