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Samsung launches year-long UK poster blitz through Cheil and Rapport
Samsung is launching what it claims is the UK’s biggest-ever takeover of large format poster sites. The year-long push, planned…
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We’ve had ‘breastaurants’ already and now Triumph introduces ‘Branomics’ for inflation-hungry Japan
New Japanese prime minister Sinzo Abe is trying to drag the country’s economy out of its decade-long slump with a…
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Jaguar’s F-Type launch tries to get back on track with a good old 30-second ad
After rather failing to take the world by storm with its Ridley Scott-produced online film starring Damon Lewis, Jaguar is…
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Honda bikes and DDB France race the fear factor
Racing along the sands and dunes of the rather sedate resort Le Touquet doesn’t sound all that scary but apparently…
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Havas chooses Leila Bartlam as new head of film
What we used to call heads of TV were an endangered species for a while but now, with online films…
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Miami agency Alma cleans up with new Glad Tent
US firm Glad makes ForceFlex trash bags and music festivals produce a lot of noise – and trash. So Miami…
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Why fast data is more valuable than ‘big data’ – but only if we learn how to use it properly
We send more data in a second now than we did in the whole of 1993 says Stephen Phillips (left),…
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Droga5 CCO Ted Royer picks his Desert Island Ads
Ted Royer is chief creative officer of Droga5 New York, the flagship office of arguably the world’s hottest creative agency.…
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Hello People’s Dave Dye picks his Desert Island Ads
Two weeks ago Dave Dye set up London’s newest agency Hello People with former Ogilvy UK managers Hugh Baillie and…
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