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By Angie Dean on July 6, 2012
Boy racer car ads seem to be making a comeback, as we noted the other day with the latest Deutsch online effort for VW in the US. Subaru has been inhabiting such territory rather longer than VW and here’s DDB Canada’s latest online effort, ‘Scorched,’ for the BRZ, the Japanese company’s first rear-wheel drive sports [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged audi, boy racer ad, ddb canada, Jeremy Clarkson, scorched, subaru
By Stephen Foster on May 10, 2012
That’s what we all want to find out from the Leveson Inquiry into media ethics tomorrow (Friday) when former News of the World and Sun editor, and latterly CEO of Rupert Murdoch’s British newspaper operation News International, Rebekah Brooks takes the stand. How do we know Dave sent all these text messages, and that Rebekah [...]
Posted in Finance, Media, News, Politics | Tagged Andy Coulson, bskyb, Charlie Brooks, chipping norton set, David Cameron, Jeremy Clarkson, leveson inquiry, Liz Murdoch, Lord Leveson, Matthew Freud, media ethics, news of the world, payments to police, phone hacking scandal, pr maven, Rebekah Brooks, Robert Jay QC, Rupert Murdoch, text messages
By Stephen Foster on February 7, 2012
The BBC is plugging its new iPlayer iPad app with a campaign from BBH New York and celebrated comedy director David Shane of O Positive featuring some of its big stars including Ricky Gervais and the Top Gear Crew (sans Jeremy Clarkson it seems) submitting themselves to an intrusive index finger. And there’s a game [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Media, News | Tagged apple lawyers, BBC, bbh new york, David Shane, gunn report, ipad app, iplayer, Jeremy Clarkson, o positive, Ricky Gervais, top gear crew
By Stephen Foster on July 17, 2011
Well it seems an extraordinary idea doesn’t it? UK PM David Cameron being forced to resign over the Murdoch newspapers phone hacking scandal. But don’t rule it out. Tonight Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson (pictured) stunned just about everybody by resigning over a cocktail of issues including his investigation of the phone hacking scandal, [...]
Posted in Media, News, Politics, PR | Tagged Andy Coulson, Chase Carey, David Cameron, elizabeth murdoch, James Murdoch, Jeremy Clarkson, Neil Wallis, news corporation, News International, news of the world, parliamentary committee, Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdoch, Sir Paul Stephenson, us shareholders
By Stephen Foster on July 11, 2011
Amid all the Murdoch stuff in the UK newspapers at the weekend was a fascinating piece in the Mail on Sunday claiming that current News International boss Rebekah Brooks used to run fictional press releases from her PR buddies as front page stories in the Sun and the News of the World. The article, written [...]
Posted in Media, News, Politics, PR | Tagged Charlie Brooks, David Cameron, elizabeth murdoch, fake pr stories, freud communications, Jeremy Clarkson, mail on sunday, Matthew Freud, news of the world, news of the world insider, oxfordshire, Paul Dacre, phone hacking scandal, prca, Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdoch, Sun
By Angie Dean on October 11, 2010
“This is the one thing I’d walk somewhere for,” says Top Gear presenter James May, crossing the road from his house to a Fuller’s pub for a pint of London Pride. Well the ad by the DCH agency (part of Doner) can’t have cost much to film (assuming it’s his house and a real pub) [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative | Tagged fuller's london pride, James May, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, Top Gear, tv ad
By Stephen Foster on October 4, 2010
There are many reasons to choose Top Gear presenter James May to front a campaign for Fuller’s London Pride beer. He’s a noted beer fan (appearing as a rather grumpy beer champion in a very boring programme with wine expert Oz Clarke a couple of years ago) and lives around the corner from the Fuller’s [...]
Posted in Clients, Creative, Media | Tagged fuller's london pride, James May, Jeremy Clarkson, Morrisons, Oz Clarke, Piers Morgan, Richard Hammond, Top Gear
By David O'Reilly on July 5, 2010
It’s all happening at the BBC these days. 6 Music is to be saved, DG Mark Thompson is finally taking his scalpel to salaries and pensions and even Sir Terry Wogan, safely out of the firing line himself, admits that BBC stars could easily take a pay cut of 10 to 15 per cent. Sir [...]
Posted in Finance, Media, News | Tagged 6 Music, Adrian Chiles, Chris Evans, Christine Bleakley, Graham Norton, itv, Jeremy Clarkson, Mark Thompson, Terry Wogan, tv ads
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