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Telecoms firm Wind swaps technology for a boy and his bee
Italian telecoms operator Wind eschews technology in its ads, preferring to demonstrate communication in other ways. Here’s the latest from…
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Wieden+Kennedy backs new indie Callen – so long as it stays independent
Wieden+Kennedy is backing new indie agency Callen – based in Austin, Texas – with one proviso: that Callen can’t sell.…
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How Hogarth steered the ad production revolution
An interview with Richard Glasson, CEO of Hogarth Worldwide. 1/What prompted you to start Hogarth? We saw the need for…
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Saatchi and Saatchi wins global Asics account
Japanese sportswear brand Asics has confirmed the appointment of Saatchi & Saatchi as its global agency of record. The account…
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Verizon’s Oath debut is something of a four letter word
Verizon has merged its two big internet acquisitions – the largely unloved AOL and Yahoo – into Oath and is…
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New Domino’s is the official food of everything – bar creative
Domino’s has become the “official food of everything” in the first campaign from agency VCCP. Included in this are “Squads.”…
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Ben Pask of Rare: five ways for marketers to find happiness
Whether they’re implicit or explicit, online or off, marketing stories are not just a momentary fad. They have always been…
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Adam&eve signs up Famous Five for nostalgic GWR debut
Adam&eveDDB has enlisted Enid Blyton’s Famous Five for its Great Western Railways debut – ‘Adventures Start Here.’ GWR head of…
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Grey London wins Tuborg’s global creative account
Grey London (or Valenstein & Fatt as it’s currently styling itself to celebrate its centenary/founders) has won Carlsberg-owned Tuborg’s global…
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