By Angie Dean on November 6, 2012
Deutsch LA has poached Venables Bell creative director David Kim (left) as an EVP and group digital creative director on flagship account Volkswagen. “David is a brilliant digital designer and concepter with a truly varied background and we are so glad to have him,” says Mark Hunter, Deutsch LA partner and CCO. At Venables Bell [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged David Kim, ddb, deutsch, intel, Interpublic, Mark Hunter, venables bell, volkswagen
By Angie Dean on May 11, 2011
Microchip giant Intel claims to have invented the fastest chip ever (aren’t they fast enough already?) so how better to illustrate the super duper Core i5 chip than an improbable Bourne-type chase through various computer windows. It’s all clever stuff from San Francisco agency Venables Bell & Partners and London production company company Nexus and [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged core i5 chip, intel, London, nexus, san francisco, Smith & Foulkes, venables bell & partners
By Stephen Foster on January 19, 2011
The business/political world is still fretting about the banking system and sovereign debt in Europe (don’t worry, China will buy it all) but across the business spectrum miners, oil and telecoms companies are doing deals all over the place. Apple has just announced in made $6bn profit in the last quarter, Intel (which is supposed [...]
Posted in Agencies, Finance, News | Tagged aegis, apple.ibm, dentsu, havas, intel, Interpublic, omnicom, publicis groupe, WPP
By Angie Dean on October 5, 2010
Eagerly-awaited Google TV, a web-meets-TV offering, is due to launch later this month and before then Sony will launch a combined TV and Blu-ray player powered by the Google system and box maker Logitech will bring out its version of the set-top gadget that powers it all. Big US TV networks NBC Universal, Times Warner [...]
Posted in Clients, Media, News | Tagged apple, google tv, intel, logitech, Microsoft, samsung, Sony, Toshiba
By Stephen Foster on May 26, 2010
It won’t work because it’s complex (yet another box), costly, people don’t want to surf on their TVs, it will add to advertising audience fragmentation and (in the US) you can get most of the good bits already on cable. This is what interactive expert Ellen Dudar thinks anyway, writing in Ad Age. Well Ms [...]
Posted in Media, News | Tagged Ad Age, Ellen Dudar, google tv, intel, logitech, Sony
By Stephen Foster on May 21, 2010
As ever Google is doing its damndest to steer us into a bright new future, in particular one in which “one man, one company, one device, one carrier” doesn’t rule the roost and our wallets. That wouldn’t be Steve Jobs, head of Apple, that Google vice president of engineering Vic Gundotra had in mind would [...]
Posted in Media | Tagged apple, googletv, intel, Sony, Steve Jobs
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