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Five bereaved mothers remind us that ‘Hard calls save lives’ in AMV BBDO’s anti-knife crime campaign
It might be hard to share information with the authorities about criminal behaviour, but there are harder calls you can…
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Publicis Groupe signs Trade Desk deal to keep tracking consumers once cookies are over
Publicis Groupe is early out of the blocks with a specialised service to help its clients track and target consumers…
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#NowYork campaign by ‘Dog Lovers for New York’ attempts to put the bite back into the ‘Big Apple’
New Yorkers – whether native or not – tend to have a unique relationship with their city. Already its branding…
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Cannes cancelled again – but there will be awards this year
In the unlikely event that anyone was planning a trip to the south of France this June, Cannes has announced…
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Nielsen rankings show HM Government was the UK’s top advertiser in 2020, ahead of Unilever, Sky, and P&G
Government advertising had been in decline since 2011, when the Central Office of Information closed down after 76 years in…
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Every little helps: Tesco packages up mobile with stores in new BBH campaign
Tesco has done pretty well since former CEO Dave Lewis (now Sir Dave) turned the business around and made some…
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Lincoln Project declares war on Rupert Murdoch, ‘the most dangerous man ever to cross our border’
Now that Donald Trump is out of office, campaigning organisation The Lincoln Project has turned its sights on Rupert Murdoch,…
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Uncommon’s ode to resilience: B&Q’s ‘we will grow again’ spring campaign celebrates new beginnings
Spring is here and restrictions are lifting but let’s face it — with the South African variant at large, vaccine…
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‘Whoppertunity’ knocks. Sorrell & S4’s ‘outstanding’ 2020
Martin Sorrell has become well known for coining a phrase over the years, but he has surpassed himself in an…
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