Tag Archives: anomaly

Cancer Research UK is back with a hard-hitting campaign from Anomaly stating baldly that “one in two of us will get cancer.” Well that’s laying it on the line. And no doubt Cancer Research UK does plenty of good work. ...

Anomaly has won Hotels.com in ten markets across LatAm, Europe and French Canada. New work will run across platforms including TV and digital and is expected to roll out early next year. The previous agency was Crispin Porter. Hotels.com head ...

Is a faux WFH happy hour/wine time evidence of the resilience of the human spirit or just another sign of how desperate we’re becoming in the lockdown? Kirin-owned Bulleit “frontier” bourbon (think the original maker was German) is aiming squarely ...

Here’s a dark film for Ancestry Germany from Anomaly. No idea what it says (perhaps someone can enlighten us.) Don’t mess with the past? MAA creative scale: 8.

We all know that Facebook is watching us somehow or other, even if we don’t use it. Now anyone can play at Mark Zuckerberg, with the Facebook Portal, a sort of combo between permanent Skype and iPad. A few glitches ...

Is Anomaly a success or not? In particular its London outpost? It’s working for Unilever on something or other globally and now it’s been hired by Vodafone tasked with “providing strategic and creative insight for Vodafone’s global campaigns and initiatives, ...

Virgin Trains may be on its way out as holder of the UK’s West Coast franchise in a row with the UK government over pensions. Companies like Virgin Trains, which is owned by Stagecoach and Richard Branson’s empire, are rather ...

Anomaly has won the global business for US-based online and betting firm The Stars Group, owner the world’s biggest poker site PokerStars. The account will be handled out of New York and London with Anomaly’s other five offices across the ...

IKEA is entering the climate change lists with a new platform from Anomaly Amsterdam – ‘A Better World Starts At Home’ – and a global campaign hymning “Accidental Environmentalists,” showing how the most unlikely individuals can help same the planet ...