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It’s that time of year again and we’ll be doing our best to bring you the best ads (and the worst, of course) this Christmas – until exhaustion sets in. Which may be sooner than you think. First up is ...

Fragrance houses love their famous directors and Burberry boss Christopher Bailey has signed 12 Years A Slave director Steve McQueen to help launch new fragrance Mr Burberry online. It shows a weekend of sight-seeing, posing and, er, bonking by a ...

The most hyped Christmas ad of the year is undoubtedly Burberry’s latest opus, paying tribute to British musical Billy Elliott with a host of stars – Elton John, Naomi Campbell, James Corden and little Romeo Beckham among them – leaping ...

Once upon a time Apple was a niche maker of Mac personal computers. Then it dominated music via iTunes and iPods, revolutionised the smartphone market with iPhone and launched a whole new computer category, tablets, with iPad. It’s also a ...

YouTube has revealed its ‘leader board’ of the top 15 UK Christmas ads to date (no numbers as they’re changing all the time) and it reads thus (length of the commercial in question is included too as there are several ...

Here’s Burberry for Christmas, with a fleeting appearance by young Romeo Beckham (bet that goes down well in the playground). It’s complete rubbish isn’t it? Why would you buy Burberry, based on this evidence? Has the world gone mad?

It’s London Fashion Week and here’s a nice collaboration between Burberry and Apple, showing how the iPhone 5s can you turn you into a runway snapper. Who needs David Bailey? Fortunately the old boy has become even more of a ...

Here’s a rather sweet campaign ‘Kisses,’ for Burberry and Google (not your first idea of a cuddly duo). As everybody spends most of their time on mobiles these days it’s logical enough to produce an online version of the ancient ...

With 56,061 followers and more #canneslions tweets in an hour this year than there were during the entire festival last year it’s clear that Twitter is not only taking over Cannes, and the advertising industry itself but, indeed, the world. ...