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France, the home of haute cuisine and cuisine maman (like wot maman used to make) reportedly has more McDonald’s restaurants than any other European country. A lots of fast food alternatives according to this spot by Buzzman for Burger King, ...

Burger King Switzerland has removed all preservatives, artificial colouring and fragrance from its Whoppers (I’ll have Chanel No 5 with mine.) Agency Buzzman decided to time customers of the chunky comestible to show that you hardly need preservatives for a ...

WPP’s David, named after David Ogilvy, is one of the brightest stars in WPP’s somewhat troubled creative firmament, but the Miami-based agency has been hit by a big breakaway including some of the founders, to form indie agency Gut. But ...

Brad Pitt’s career is going through an upswing (it’s never been down that far) so it’s clever of French online bank Boursorama and agency Buzzman to sign him up. Not that he says very much, nothing at all actually but ...

Politics, you may have noticed wherever you are, is in a state of flux at the moment with people not knowing who to vote for or why. Burger King in France and agency Buzzman is joining the conversation (as we ...

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 ...