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Mullen is monstered for debut Acura campaign
The world and its aunt are giving this debut campaign from Boston agency Mullen for Honda’s Acura a monumental monstering.…
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Jane’s Diary: original mad man (and Cannes virgin) George Lois sums up what advertising is all about in his own inimitable way
Creat-fucking-tivity is what it’s all about. Every advertising festival needs a buzzword, and this year’s Cannes may have the best…
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MySpace relaunches with boring old young hipsters
At the risk of joining Paul Simons’ grumpy old men, here’s the horrible new ad for the $20m relaunch of…
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Apple and TBWA – now they’re both losing the plot
First Apple, for so long the ‘alternative corporation,’ is revealed in its true colours as a tax-dodger on a mighty…
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Brandz makes Apple the world’s top brand – but the tax-dodging company’s reputation is in tatters
WPP has just produced its latest BrandZ survey of the world’s top brands and, as usual with these things, it’s…
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Hello People’s Dave Dye picks his Desert Island Ads
Two weeks ago Dave Dye set up London’s newest agency Hello People with former Ogilvy UK managers Hugh Baillie and…
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TBWA’s Lee Clow is 2013’s Cannes ‘Lion of St Mark’
Following in the distinguished footsteps of Sir John Hegarty (2011) and Dan Wieden last year. The ‘Lion of St Mark’…
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AdScammer and author George Parker picks his Desert Island Ads
I was flattered when Stephen asked me to sully the pages of MAA with my choice of “Desert Island Ads.”…
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Neil Christie of Wieden+Kennedy London picks his Desert Island Ads
Neil Christie is managing director of Wieden+Kennedy London, one of the UK’s most awarded agencies and, since winning Tesco and…
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