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Anomaly is making its debut for important new client Virgin Trains, asking us if we prefer “Spandau or speedcore.” Speedcore, it seems, is loud, aggressive music (you can also have thrashcore should you be especially brave) while Spandau refers not ...

The 2016 UK Top 100 agencies league table was published recently and it reveals some of the changing landscape of the industry if you dig a bit deeper into the information. One overarching caveat prior to commenting, I fully recognise ...

Anomaly is finally motoring in the UK (it’s Ad Age’s current Agency of the Year in the US too) and now it’s landed £8m bank of Scotland to add to a string of new business wins including Diageo, Virgin Trains ...

Anomaly appears to be on a roll, winning a big industry award in the US and Diet Coke and now its British outpost is reported to have won Virgin Trains against pretty stiff competition from Grey, Lucky Generals and Y&R. ...

I see that Anomaly has been voted Ad Age’s Agency the Year in an ‘A List’ that includes some newbies (for us anyway) as well as better known names including McCann, Wieden+Kennedy, R/GA and BBDO. Anomaly, co-founded in 2004 by ...

Christmas greetings are best unreported in these pages we feel but…Anomaly has gone to the trouble of taking that trad ditty ‘The 12 Days of Christmas’ literally with the help of clever writer and comedy performer Phoebe Waller-Bridge. While Isobel ...

It’s the big day tomorrow (Tuesday) in the US and the rest of the world besides. Last week we were a bit sceptical about a JWT report that reckoned younger people (sometimes) got their political messages from brands. Well here’s ...

Is MDC Partners, the gaggle of creative agencies formed by Miles Nadal, up for sale? Nadal’s successor as CEO Scott Kauffman admitted the year “had not gone as planned” when he announced Q3 figures: revenue up 6.3 per cent to ...

Anomaly won Diageo’s Gordon’s Gin account from BBH a while back and the avowed contrarians have produced a new “brand platform” – “Shall We..” – which, miracle of miracles, celebrates the joy of drinking. Which you see hardly any of ...