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Gorbachev: former Soviet leader was an unlikely 90s icon
The death of Mikhail Gorbachev has set this well-scripted 1998 Pizza Hut ad trending. Filmed in Red Square, it was…
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Churchill leaps into uncharted territory with Saatchi
Saatchi & Saatchi now has the Churchill insurance business and, while the old mutt still makes an appearance, it’s time…
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Cadbury teaches us how to ‘sign with fingers’ for Dairy Milk
This is the way to do purpose: find a cause that fits the brand, and make it fun. VCCP’s “Sign…
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Starbucks shows its softer side with ‘Every table has a story’
Iris has a good track record with Starbucks advertising. It’s “What’s your name?” campaign, telling the story of a transgender…
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Mayor’s love letter to London shows the city as a cheap date
As we enter the bank holiday weekend, the Mayor of London’s team is stepping up the marketing effort to present…
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Wieden+Kennedy rises to the Revolut finance challenge
Knocking down walls often plays well in ads and it’s the connecting theme of Wieden+Kennedy London’s debut for Revolut, which…
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MAA Ad of the Week: Dairylea by VCCP
This, as my colleague Emma Hall remarked, could be back to the Seventies – but in a good way. Economical,…
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Saatchi Tide creative hire shows way agencies are changing
Saatchi & Saatchi has hired Weber Shandwick CCO Ciro Sarmiento (Weber Shandwick’s a big PR company but everyone seems to…
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Is Bud Light the big breakthrough account for Anomaly?
Anomaly has won Bud Light’s creative account in the US (and presumably elsewhere) while Interpublic’s The Martin Agency has picked…
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