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Wieden+Kennedy London to boost UK's D&AD

Wieden+Kennedy London to boost UK’s D&AD

By Stephen Foster on May 13, 2013

UK-based D&AD (Designers & Art Directors as was) has paid Wieden+Kennedy London a pretty big compliment by appointing the agency to develop ‘promotional projects’ over the remainder 0f 2013. These days D&AD, a charity, describes itself as an ‘education-led’ organisation as well as an awards body and W+K has been charged with boosting awareness and [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged agency appointment, awards, cannes lions, d&ad, desgners & art directors, education, Tim Lindsay, Tony Davidson, wieden+kennedy london | Leave a response

McCann Melbourne's Dumb Ways To Die sweeps up at Webbys - Cannes next?

McCann Melbourne’s Dumb Ways To Die sweeps up at Webbys – Cannes next?

By Stephen Foster on May 2, 2013

McCann seems to have topped the global agency stakes at this year’s Webby Awards (it thinks it has anyway) with ten; spearheaded by McCann Melbourne’s ‘Dumb Ways To Die’ for the local Metro system. This was awarded the most Webbys for a single campaign, hardly surprising for a film that has garnered over 45m YouTube [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged cannes lions, chipotle, dumb ways to die, Emily Lubitz, John Mescall, mccann, melbourne metro, online film, safety message | Leave a response

TBWA's Lee Clow is 2013's Cannes 'Lion of St Mark'

TBWA’s Lee Clow is 2013′s Cannes ‘Lion of St Mark’

By Stephen Foster on April 25, 2013

Following in the distinguished footsteps of Sir John Hegarty (2011) and Dan Wieden last year. The ‘Lion of St Mark’ is the Cannes Lions’ equivalent of a lifetime achievement award, named after the famous lion statues in Venice, home to the original ad film festival. Clow, currently chairman of TBWA\Media Arts Lab, is best-known for [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged 1984, apple, cannes lions, chiat day, Lee Clow, lifetime achievement award, lion of st mark, nissan, Steve Jobs, tbwa/media arts lab | Leave a response

Cannes jiggles media judging criteria following WPP complaint - but ignores DDB on block voting

Cannes jiggles media judging criteria following WPP complaint – but ignores DDB on block voting

By Stephen Foster on April 1, 2013

Last year WPP’s Sir Martin Sorrell objected to the votes cast in the Cannes Lions media category; claiming that his company’s efforts had been conspired against by, er, conspirators – chiefly Omnicom it seems. Last year’s media jury was chaired by OMD boss Mainardo de Nardis and Manning Gottlieb OMD won the Grand Prix for [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Media, News, PR | Tagged Amir Kassaei, awards row, block voting, cannes lions, ddb, google, holding company of the year, Mainardo de Nardis, media award, omnicom, Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP

George Lois, Lee Clow, Lou Reed and various Coke execs head Cannes speaker line-up

George Lois, Lee Clow, Lou Reed and various Coke execs head Cannes speaker line-up

By Angie Dean on February 22, 2013

Cannes Lions has announced its first line-up of speakers for this year’s June adfest and it includes: Lee Clow TBWA), James Heekin (Grey), David Karp (Tumblr), Muhtar Kent (Coca-Cola), George Lois, Jane McGonigal (designer and author apparently), Tim Mellors, Lou Reed, Justin Shaffer (Facebook), Sir Martin Sorrell, Kevin Systrom (Instagram), Joseph Tripodi (Coke), Vivienne Westwood [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged advertiser of the year, Bill Clinton, cannes lions, coca-cola, june 2013, Lee Clow, Lou Reed, Muhtar Kent, speakers, Vivienne Westwood

Cannes Lions signs up British artist Gerald Scarfe

Cannes Lions signs up British artist Gerald Scarfe

By Stephen Foster on February 13, 2013

This year’s Cannes Lions has signed up veteran British artist Gerald Scarfe (Benjamin Netanyahu’s favourite cartoonist) as a kind of artist in residence. Scarfe is known for his cutting, occasionally scabrous, depictions of those he dislikes so it will be interesting to see what he makes of some the poseurs occupying La Croisette. Anyway here’s [...]

Posted in Agencies, Creative, News | Tagged 60 years, artist in residence, cannes lions, carlton hotel, Gerald Scarfe, la croisette, venice

BBH boosts Brits at Cannes with 28 Lions

BBH boosts Brits at Cannes with 28 Lions

By Stephen Foster on June 26, 2012

My friends at Bartle Bogle Hegarty have pointed out to me (in that terribly British, more in sorrow than anger way of theirs) that while the British performance at Cannes may or may not have been disappointing (I called it ‘crap’), its wasn’t. And indeed it wasn’t with 28 Lions including a Grand Prix for [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged asos, axe, bartle bogle hegarty, cannes lions, grand prix, guardian

Droga5 wins Grand Prix for Good for Help Remedies

Droga5 wins Grand Prix for Good for Help Remedies

By Stephen Foster on June 25, 2012

Right, here we go, last winners for Cannes: Grand Prix for Good (awarded by the Titanium jury): ‘Help I Want To Save a Life’ for Help Remedies from Droga5. Ad Agency of the Year: 1/ Wieden+Kennedy Portland 2/Bartle Bogle Hegarty 3/Ogilvy Brazil. Independent Agency of the Year 1/W+K (as above) 2/Serviceplan Munich/3 Jung von Matt [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged cannes lions, droga5, Graham Douglas, grand prix for good, help i want to save a life, help remedies, palme d'or, vote rigging, young lions, young marketers

Sweden and US both win Cannes Cyber Grand Prix

Sweden and US both win Cannes Cyber Grand Prix

By Staff on June 21, 2012

Nike Fuelband and Curators of Sweden have both won Cyber Grand Prix at Cannes, the winning agencies being R/GA New York and Volontaire Stockholm respectively. Nike Fuelband tells you how far you’ve run, how many calories you’ve burned and (probably) whether or not a heart attack awaits you round the next corner. It all looks [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News, Research | Tagged cannes lions, curators of sweden, cyber grand prix, nike fuelband, r/ga new york, twitter campaign, visit sweden, volontaire stockholm

Big Fuel founder Avi Savar to head first Cannes Branded Content awards jury

Big Fuel founder Avi Savar to head first Cannes Branded Content awards jury

By Stephen Foster on January 19, 2012

The Cannes Lions international Festival of creativity (hereafter to be known as Cannes Lions) is launching yet another award, this time for Branded Content & Entertainment. The jury will be headed by Avi Savar (pictured), founder of social media agency Big Fuel. Among the award’s criteria are showing “how a brand has successfully worked independently [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged Avi Savar, big fuel, branded content & entertainment award, cannes lions, good morning america, Jon Bond, Kirshenbaum Bond, publicis groupe

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