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BBH wins expanded Trainline brief from Anomaly
Trainline, which calls itself the world’s leading independent digital rail platform, has appointed BBH London as its AOR after a…
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Virgin Trains makes the most of gridlocked UK roads
We don’t usually do “info posters,” out of home installations that give you information because, well, there are so many…
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Diesel “goes with the flaw” in Publicis Italia debut
Italian fashion company Diesel has departed Anomaly (not for the first time) and booked into Publicis Italia, whose debut is…
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Does Carnival’s choice of Anomaly signal new global opportunities for smaller players?
Will the woes of the big agency holding companies – most spectacularly WPP – open the door to big accounts…
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MDC beats industry rivals for growth – and that elusive profit is finally in sight
Long-suffering MDC Partners significantly outpaced its holding company rivals in the second-quarter of 2017 with revenue up 15.9 per cent…
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Anomaly wins global Electrolux account
Anomaly, which is rapidly becoming the shining jewel in MDC Partners’ rather battered crown, has taken a major step forwards…
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Does Virgin Trains reach its destination in Anomaly debut?
Anomaly is making its debut for important new client Virgin Trains, asking us if we prefer “Spandau or speedcore.” Speedcore,…
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Paul Simons: what the Top 100 billings tell us about the changing of the guard in adland
The 2016 UK Top 100 agencies league table was published recently and it reveals some of the changing landscape of…
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Anomaly adds Bank of Scotland from Y&R to winning streak
Anomaly is finally motoring in the UK (it’s Ad Age’s current Agency of the Year in the US too) and…
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