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Just Eat is giving its global creative account to McCann it seems, which may not be good news for its agency in France Buzzman (although the French tend to do things differently.) Here’s a new effort from the anarchic Buzzman, ...

If your old man left you just a “connected” suitcase when departing this mortal coil – after a life of un-familial globetrotting – you might be a bit miffed. Good riddance might cover it. Not so for the hero of ...

We noted yesterday IKEA’s unerring taste in creative agencies and Parian hotshots Buzzman are back on the case, inviting us to “make room for encounters/life.” This time it’s a pesky mademoiselle trying to pull the bloke downstairs by making a ...

In the UK at least customers tend to stay with big banks because they’re not convinced another is any better – although there are numerous challengers. The big boys’ bland marketing might have something to do with this. France’s Boursorama ...

What’s in a fart? Methane according to this new ad from Buzzman for Ubisoft’s new South Park video game The Fractured But Whole. It’s a competition to find the best farter and you can enter at Iamthefart.com. The ad’s a ...

It’s usually worth noting the latest to emerge from Paris agency Buzzman (typically it’s bonkers) and here’s another for Burger King, launching a promotion that lets you buy a Burger King burger for two euros – only you don’t know ...

Pleasingly bonkers is a term of approbation we sometimes use and it seems to be built into the DNA of French hotshot agency Buzzman. A while ago it helped Orangina to switch to upside down cans and sales went through ...

Who’d have thought it? A good ad for a mobile phone camera featuring a footballer. Here’s one, for Huawei from French hotshots Buzzman. Should be played to every UK creative team working on a mobile account – until they scream ...

Mondelez’ Milka seems to have found its way from Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam to Paris hot shop Buzzman. Earlier today we had some great TV advertising from the great age of TV advertising, courtesy of the late John Webster. This, surely, has ...