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Brewing giant AB InBev is reported to be reviewing its $4.8bn global media account, just two years after it chose Dentsu’s Vizeum in the US and an assortment of other holding company agencies around the world. To make life even ...

AB InBev has joined P&G and others in making at least some of its own ads, in its case with the in-house Draftline agency. It’s quicker and cheaper they say. Here’s a new effort for Bud Light (usually in the ...

Brewing giant Anheuser-Busch InBev (Budweiser and Bud Light among others) is joining the rush to set up a fully-formed in-house ad agency. The agency has grown from an in-house unit handling Michelob Ultra to one which will pitch for work ...

WPP’s MediaCom, which looked like it was on the way back after losing £2bn Volkswagen media to Omnicom’s PHD, has taken another big hit: losing brewing giant Ab InBev’s near $1bn US account to Dentsu Aegis’ Vizeum. Dentsu Aegis has ...

Budweiser, now owned by AB InBev, won lots of sales and awards back in 1995 with this opus featuring some popular frogs. Adweek probably called them adorable. Now AB InBev is launching the best-selling US brand – ever controversial as ...

It’s already a busy year for media agencies with clients on the warpath and the media agencies themselves in hot pursuit of Google and Facebook (we all love an enemy just when we need one) and it’s going to get ...

AB Inbev, about to be the owner of SAB Miller, is by far the world’s biggest beer company and it looks like being the Super Bowl’s biggest benefactor too. We’ve already seen two efforts for Bud Light (didn’t like those) ...

Droga5 in the US is off Heineken’s books as the Dutch brewer shifts all its Strongbow work to Amsterdam’s Cloudfactory, described as a “creative studio.” Cloudfactory won Strongbow Apple Ciders in February. This means that Droga5 will no longer handle ...

Looks as though the agency establishment, which has been beaten up by client procurement departments for years now, has discovered some reserves of backbone at last with Omnicom boss John Wren (left) saying that his agencies have recently turned away ...