Tag Archives: canal+

Best ads of 2019: LinkedIn, HP, Canal+ feature in October

London agency BMB’s debut for LinkedIn: straight to the point with ‘real stories’ that, for once, seem convincing. Goodby Silverstein for HP. Does anyone like social media these days? Saatchi & Saatchi for BT. Divides opinion somewhat but pretty good ...

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BETC’s legions take on Netflix for Canal+

There may be a crisis in UK creativity (see here) but they seems to be doing OK in France. One of the long-time trailblazers is BETC for Canal+ and here’s the latest, plugging Canal+ as a streaming rival to the ...

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BETC gets inside the fevered imagination of Canal+

BETC Paris is rightly renowned for many things but Canal+ is perhaps its signature account. BETC is now ultimately owned by Canal+ parent Vivendi so it’s as well to be on top form. Canal+ has what it calls a new ...

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BETC sticks pins in French footballers for Canal+

French football has a Classico too it seems, Olympique de Marseille vs Paris Saint Germain, happening this Sunday and broadcast by Canal+. So Canal+ agency BETC Paris is drummimg up interest in its inimitable style by speculating that fans can ...

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Best ads of 2017: Who Wot Why and BETC Paris win in April

May has snook in in the UK without anyone noticing – the Bard’s “merry month” is here under lowering skies. Maybe God is a remainer and he’s pissed off about the General Election which is all about bloody Brexit. There ...

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BETC Paris produces kids’ version of raunchy Versailles

Versailles is the rollicking/semi-pornographic (take your choice, it might be both) Louis XIV saga from Canal+, now back on BBC2. So if you’re worried about the kids being corrupted (children don’t seem to go to bed these days because then ...

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BETC Paris uncorks carnage in the kitchen for Canal+

French pay-TV station Canal+, part of Vincent Vincent Bolloré’s Vivendi empire, resolutely refuses to make money, unlike big European rival Sky. So it’s undergoing a revamp (including swingeing cost cuts), trying to market a more varied line-up aside from its ...

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