By Stephen Foster on June 28, 2012
Winning a big gong at Cannes is only the half it, it would seem. WPP and Omnicom (via DDB) have been lobbing bricks at each other over vote rigging and now Hamburg agency Jung von Matt finds itself in the dock over claims, first surfacing in the Adland/TV blog, that it padded its Media gold [...]
Posted in News | Tagged adland, adrants, Barbara Lippert, cannes media gold lion, holocaust campaign, jung von matt, omnicom, stones telling stories, WPP
By Stephen Foster on June 22, 2012
I’ve not been very kind to some of the Cannes Lions winners at this year’s adfest (or should that be comms fest?) but the two Grand Prix winners in the Outdoor category deserve better. Here’s Ogilvy Shanghai’s Coca-Cola poster from student Jonathan Mak Long. Mak Long first rocketed to attention with his Apple logo in [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged apple, cannes, coca-cola, Jonathan Mak Long, jung von matt, Mercedes, ogilvy shanghai, outdoor grand prix, Steve Jobs
By Stephen Foster on June 29, 2011
Which, strangely enough, were the three top agencies in the Cannes awards list of top indie agencies. I was actually going to put Mother third in this list despite a disappointing Cannes (the judges obviously didn’t get Ikea, reasonably probably) but Hamburg-based Jung von Matt won Cannes’ media agency of the year award ahead of [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Finance, News | Tagged bmw, cannes, Cheill, Dan Wieden, Dave Droga, droga5, germany, Holger Jung, Interpublic, Jean-Remy von Matt, jung von matt, leading indie agencies, Maurice Levy, Mercedes, mother, omnicom, publicis groupe, Sir Martin Sorrell, wieden+kennedy, WPP
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