PR
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US and UK campaigns knock ‘smile’ off Kraft Heinz
Kraft Heinz has waded into trouble on both sides of the Atlantic with two campaigns featuring (or not) black folk.…
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Domino’s scores an own goal
If you’re going to be funny/satirical, well be funny/satirical. This Out of Home effort outside Old Trafford for Domino’s recruitment…
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Euston: the ad now standing at platform 9 isn’t helping anyone
When you want to catch a train, especially at a chronically overcrowded mainline station, it helps if you can see…
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Can PR man James Lyons get Starmer’s government back on track?
Sir Keir Starmer’s UK government has been advised by all and sundry to “get a grip” after just 100 (pretty…
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Why LNER’s Eleanor drives you nuts
‘Freedom all the way’ is train operator LNER’s current slogan and, if you ever watch the cheap digital channels, you’ll…
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Woolmark enlists zombie clothes invasion to highlight natural benefits
Woolmark used to be an advertiser of some note and now it’s back with a striking campaign from 20(Something) and…
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Unlimited/Pablo land UK government climate change brief
All-conquering duo of Unlimited and Pablo has won another government challenge: saving the world. That’s if you think climate change…
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Greenpeace says Dove needs to clean up environmental act
Take that Unilever: Dove has profited mightily by appearing among the (relatively) few good guys in the consumer goods business…
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EE shows joined-up creative and media in Saatchi ‘Curfew’ campaign
Saatchi & Saatchi’s ‘Curfew’ campaign showing how young people can stay in touch with their angsty parents somehow slipped our…
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