PR

Do Budweiser and new agency on the block Deutsch New York entirely get football? Latest in Bud’s ‘King’ campaign is one Sergio Ramos, captain of Real Madrid and veteran Spanish international who’s known, shall we say, for not taking prisoners. ...

The Greater London Authority (GLA) has appointed MSQ Partners as the lead communications agency for London Power, the capital’s new, fair-priced, green energy company created in partnership between the Mayor of London and Octopus Energy. MSQ Partners was appointed after ...

Interbrand has revealed its Best Global Brands for the 20th year with (somewhat depressingly) Apple ($234bn, below), Google and Amazon occupying their customary top three places. Others in the top ten are Microsoft at 4, Coca-Cola 5, Samsung 6, Toyota ...

Facebook is running a nice ‘Privacy is Personal’ campaign by Possible, good because it’s clear, understated and human. Privacy issues continue to dog Facebook – and rivals like Twitter and Google – and will no doubt continue to do so ...

ANNA Money (Absolutely No Nonsense Admin) is a challenger mobile business account – “for entrepreneurs and creatives” it says here – and it’s raising crowd-sourced money as well as trying to recruit customers with a new campaign ‘Equity for Mugs’ ...

Whatever you say about Google – and a lot’s been said recently, not always to its advantage – it’s inescapably useful. So now the tech giant, under fire from all sides seemingly, is going back to basics with its first ...

The UK’s Spectator political weekly is launching its first USA print edition and Firetree chocolate, the upscale ‘volcanic” brand developed with agency Leagas Delaney, is making its US debut therein. Leagas Delaney’s first creative plays on the current toxic atmosphere ...

After the 2016 EU referendum, despite much doom and gloom, consumer confidence remained remarkably positive. Fast forward to 2019, with the Brexit outcome seemingly more uncertain than ever, and the picture is very different. The British Retail Consortium recently reported ...

We only ask because the UK Supreme court has ruled that most of PM Boris Johnson’s wheezes – like proroguing Parliament – are not legal (the court says Parliament is still sitting.) Johnson tried to claim he did this – ...