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Is violence and shouting too much for KFC?
The violence and shouting in this KFC ad might not work outside of Thailand but the film, by Hakuhodo agency…
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Sorrell’s MediaMonks drops media for .monks
Sir Martin Sorrell’s MediaMonks has become Monks (or, strictly speaking .monks but we’ll call them Monks) in what is probably…
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Havas loses prized B-Corp status over Shell win
Havas’ decision to take on Shell as a client seems to have backfired badly with most of the agency group…
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Mother champions Team USA medical squad for Paris 2024
Figs sells medical apparel but acts more like a consumer brand. As an Olympic sponsor, the global retailer is kitting…
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IPA Bellwether shows further evidence of gradual recovery
New British PM Keir Starmer and his Labour government may have got lucky in more ways than expected with the…
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Publicis edges ahead of Omnicom in ad holding company fast-track race
Publicis has narrowly edged ahead of Omnicom in Q2 2024 with organic growth of 5.6% (Omnicom registered 5.2%) and ahead…
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Bupa’s Blua promises to give you back time in return for your money
While the new Labour government does its best to fix the NHS, certain sections of society are getting more comfortable…
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VCCP goes light on the healthy eating guilt trips for Muller
Muller Light is 99% fat free and has no added sugar, but no one cares much about that message, so…
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Toyota GB’s Paris Paralympics gets off to an ‘impossible’ start
For marketing purposes, the Paralympians are no longer “superhuman”. The condescension of earlier brand campaigns has gone, replaced by a…
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