Politics
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Reporters Without Borders aims posters at Putin
Campaigning body Reporters Without Borders has produced a new campaign, based on the recent Sochi Winter Olympics (who thinks fondly…
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VisitBritain in new push for gay and lesbian US tourists, appoints RKCR/Y&R as lead agency
THe UK may be keen to keep out immigrants of any hue (the politicians are, anyway) but it’s trying its…
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‘Work is a Beautiful Thing’ proclaims born-again Walmart in new Saatchi New York epic
The growth of online media has given marketers opportunities they never had before to make what we might call ‘supporting’…
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Gap global for W+K, Lucky Generals needs to come out fighting for Labour, Penfolds for Leagas Delaney
***Wieden+Kennedy has won Gap clothing’s global account, the first time the struggling retailer has had a lead agency since leaving…
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Droga5 goes in to bat for Obamacare
Nothing riles a lot of Americans more than Obamacare, the quite modest healthcare proposals (by European standards anyway) that Barack…
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Save The Children and agency Don’t Panic dramatise Syria’s tragedy in compelling new ad campaign
The carnage taking place in Syria makes all of us feel bad – while, at the same time, we recognise…
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Jam for Xbox, Rebekah Brooks, reasons why London admen should be wary of Scottish independence debate
***Engine Group’s social media agency Jam has just produced this rather good ad for Xbox featuring retired Manchester United and…
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Now Walmart bangs the drum for American jobs
Walmart, rather like the UK’s Tesco, is hardly the world’s most-loved corporation. One of the things such retailers are often…
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China merger delay grates on Omnicom/Publicis nerves
When Omnicom and Publicis Groupe announced their intention to merge in the summer it was thought that the combined group’s…
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