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The Creativepool Magazine is the voice of the creative industries.

Our purpose is not to add to your information overload. We wish to stand on top of it. To bring only the best, most inspirational and unique content to your day, through interviews and features that are thought-provoking and powerful in their simplicity.

Catering for Leaders and Learners in the creative industries, the Magazine brings you quality content daily, by tapping into the thriving Creativepool community and curating only the best members, companies and projects. If you wish to be featured, feel free to drop us a DM or get in touch with our Magazine Editor!

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Creativepool Editorial's articles

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#TechTuesday: Annoying robots, a VR sex kit, sleep-aiding headbands and a mini SNES

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MEC supports female entrepreneurs with AllBright partnership

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Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors' Showcase 2017: The Films

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Smart home brand Hive wishes us sweet dreams

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David Droga becomes youngest recipient of the Lion of St. Mark award

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Cannes Lions 2017: The Last Big Winners

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Rebrand Roundup: Southbank Centre, Bibendum and other stories

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Top 10 Hires of the Week

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Top 10 Account Wins of the Week

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Pride in London and WCRS celebrate love in all its forms

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Lions Entertainment kicks off & more Cannes Lions winners are revealed

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Top 10 Ads of the Week: Dancing Spiderman, a coughing teddy and a very literal period drama

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