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    Javier Campopiano Named CCO, Grey Europe & Global Clients

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    Javier Campopiano
    NEW YORK --

    Javier Campopiano has been named chief creative officer, Grey Europe & Global Clients.

    In this new position, Campopiano will oversee creative development on key global accounts, help set and implement the creative vision and spearhead the recruitment of top talent to serve them.  As CCO for Europe, he will enhance the overall creative product across the region, working closely with Eduardo Maruri, president and CEO of Grey Europe.  Campopiano will work from London and Madrid.

    Michael Houston, worldwide CEO of Grey Group, said of Campopiano, “One of the world’s most accomplished and charismatic creative leaders, he is renowned for work that entertains, sells and becomes part of the cultural conversation, true to our ‘Famously Effective’ philosophy.  We can’t wait to start working together.”

    Campopiano joins Grey from FCB Mexico where he has served most recently as partner and chief creative officer after more than four years at Saatchi & Saatchi.  During his tenure as Saatchi’s CCO, Campopiano transformed the creative reputation of that agency’s flagship New York office.

    He received global notoriety for the “It’s a Tide Ad” campaign, the gaggle of faux ads that hijacked the 2018 Super Bowl and swept the award shows, winning the Cannes Film Grand Prix, a Titanium Lion and the 2019 Grand Effie, among other honors.  Critics hailed its humor, flawless craft and clever, classic problem-solving marketing.  

    “Javier is a creative force with a world-class reputation for innovative, beautifully crafted work. Plus, as a proven creative leader he’s a perfect fit for this new role specifically focused on driving creativity and growth for global clients,” said John Patroulis, Grey’s worldwide CCO. “No one is better suited to deliver on our promise to use the power of creativity to solve business problems and seize new business opportunities as he works top-to-top with clients in our borderless model. He’s a special talent, and we’re lucky to have him.”

    During his career, Campopiano has brought his unique talents to build giant global brands for giant global networks.  He began his career as an intern at Ogilvy Argentina and went on to become regional creative director in Latin America for Ogilvy, Saatchi & Saatchi and FCB before becoming a partner and CCO of FCB Mexico. The recipient of 49 Cannes Lions, and a Black Pencil, he has won every top international creative honor.

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    In Legal Dispute Over “The View,” ABC Accuses Trump Administration Of Trying To Chill Free Speech

    Friday, May 8, 2026

    In a strongly worded filing, ABC accuses the Trump administration of trying to chill its constitutionally protected free speech and hinder open political discussion.

    The point of contention: The popular show "The View," and whether it's subject to equal time rules.

    ABC's filing to the Federal Communications Commission, made public Friday, came in a dispute involving one ABC station in Houston, KTRK-TV. But the wording indicated the network was embarking on a broader battle with the administration.

    "The Commission's actions threaten to upend decades of settled law and practice and chill critical protected speech, both with respect to 'The View' and more broadly," said the filing on behalf of both KTRK-TV and ABC.

    The commission replied, in a statement emailed to The Associated Press, that equal time law "encourages more speech and empowers voters to decide the outcome of elections. The FCC will review Disney's assertion that 'The View' is a 'bona fide news program' and thus exempt from the political equal time rules."

    The ABC filing appeared to be the latest volley inside and outside the legal arena between the U.S. media and the Trump White House over what journalists perceive as the president's attack on free speech and the media's ability to do its job. Trump has been critical of media outlets whose journalism runs counter to his agenda and sensibilities.

    Among legal battles in the courts: a dispute between the Pentagon and The New York Times over access; a battle between the White House and The Associated Press over how to refer to the Gulf of Mexico; and Trump's anger at The Wall Street Journal over reporting about Jeffrey Epstein.

    The dispute concerns content on "The View," ABC's long-running morning talk show,... Read More

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