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Britain’s AA (Automobile Association back in the day) could do with a bit of roadside assistance itself as its private equity buyers lumbered it with £2bn or so of debt – as they do. It’s trying hard to improve the ...

Here it is then, adam&eveDDB’s debut for Virgin Media plugging its “Ultimate Oomph bundle” (can you imagine asking for one of those?) The new idea is ‘Unlimiting,’ showing how Virgin can fulfil your dreams, whatever gadget you’re on, wherever you ...

To 76 Dean Street, Soho, where adam&eveDDB co-founders James Murphy (CEO) and David Golding (CSO) were departing for new pastures – specifically a year’s gardening leave but then a new agency. Among the pearls offered up was Murphy’s (or was ...

US investment giant BlackRock has appointed DDB globally to market its iShares product – a basket of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) – with adam&eveDDB in charge in London. DDB Mexico has Latin America. A&E has plenty of experience with finance – ...

Lloyds Bank and adam&eveDDB are still resolutely horsing around, this time with an “inter-generational” ad showing a big one and a young one. A&E has pulled out all the John Lewis-style emotional stops for this one – blessedly without gawping ...

Remember sensurround sound? Now you can have the visual equivalent in cinema ads, courtesy of Cineworld’s SceenX in the UK. It’s now in eight UK cinemas (works for films too.) The technology extends the screen onto the side walls of ...

Adam&eveDDB is rightly lauded for its big ideas (and big productions to go with them) although maybe it should steer clear of horses in future. In its big debut for Heineken’s Amstel it offer us a very large Jeff Bridges, ...

Fosters is back with its first TV campaign for four years from adam&eveDDB, featuring popular ockers Brad and Dan. Strangely enough, Brad and Dan won the IPA Effectiveness Awards Grand Prix back in 2014, which seems to have prompted owner ...

Spring has sprung in the UK (it’s bucketing down with rain in my corner of the metropolis) and it seems a new recession is on the way as businesses and consumers despair of anything good emerging from the Brexit farrago. ...