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Burger King has been one of the most noteworthy advertisers of recent years, a series of campaigns by David Miami and its offshoots relentlessly winding up McDonald’s (although McD seems to sail serenely on, the odd errant CEO notwithstanding.) David ...

BBH looks like an agency on the way back – it never went away of course, still one of the UK’s biggest, now in the Publicis empire – but it once stood for different: zagging while the others zigged. After ...

You don’t come across many of these these days – three minutes of ‘Dirty Talk’ from BBH for sustainable deodorant brand Wild featuring a frisky (stuffed) polar bear and its date, a confused but eco-conscious young woman. Forgivable in the ...

Nice to see a bit of classic animation – with some modern twists, like an iPhone – by BBH for Weetabix and its long-running ‘Have you had yours?’ campaign. This time, though, it’s the wolf who’s been fortified. Weetabix head ...

Barclaycard has dumped Droga5 for BBH in a sudden switch. BBH has been Barclays Bank’s main agency for 20 years. D5 continues on the Barclays Business account. D5 says: “We’re proud of all the Barclaycard work we’ve created over the ...

Samsung reckons it’s cracked gaming on mobiles with its new Exynos 2200 ’next generation’ mobile processor and BBH is launching it with an ambitious CGI extravaganza with MJZ and Paris-based digital effects specialist Mikros: ‘Playtime Is Over.’ Directed by Matthijs ...

AMV BBDO, for years the UK’s biggest agency by billings, has gone through a roller coaster last couple of years with the departure of CEO Sarah Douglas and the loss of big accounts Asda and BT while at the same ...

At first it’s yet another smartphone ad, detailing how you can beat the traffic and other life-saving features. Then we’re told that maps in real time can “keep you up to date with traffic in your area… and her movements”, ...

BBH has won one of the year’s more competitive UK creative pitches: pipping adam&eveDDB, Accenture’s Karmarama and Creature to the Ribena account. Havas pulled out. Ribena, now owned by Suntory, was resigned by WPP’s Wunderman Thompson, an unusual move for ...