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Uniqlo creative supremo John Jay, late of Wieden+Kennedy, has unveiled his first big global campaign under the umbrella ‘The Science of LifeWear.’ Interestingly he’s chosen Droga5 in New York as agency rather than his Portland alma mater. Maybe he wanted ...

Droga5 in London has finally sprung into action with a Euro 2016 online film – ‘The Realistic Anthem’ – for burger brand Rustlers. Euro 2016 fills you with dread, not the sort instanced here in the form of another England ...

Upmarket tipples have been telling us they’re about aspiration – as opposed to their taste or the fact they get you happily pissed – for decades. If there’s any agency guaranteed to come up with a new twist on this ...

Adland remains a super-competitive place and there’s a considerable degree of satisfaction at AMV BBDO, the UK’s biggest creative agency, at landing Virgin Holidays. Any new account is good, of course, and £5m Virgin Holidays now seems established as a ...

RKCR/Y&R has hired Tamsin Djaba as strategy partner as part of a new management structure at the agency. She joins from Droga5 in London where she was strategy director. New Y&R London CEO Jon Sharpe is reworking the agency’s management ...

Droga5 in the US has produced a new campaign ‘be together. not the same’ – for Google’s operating system Android. It features a rather winning trio of the famously incompatible rock, paper and scissors. But what on earth’s the point? ...

One of the duties that falls to agencies is picking the celebs for a new campaign, should they be required. There are lots of factors of course – cost, availability etc. It’s particularly hazardous with sportsmen who may lose form, ...

This is a bit risky – rounding up the best ads of 2016 on a monthly basis. No leaving it until the end of the year and forgetting the odd lapse of, er, judgement. Anyway, we liked Kwik Fit’s Christmas ...

Election ads are funny things but surely Democratic contender and hot favourite for the nomination Hillary Clinton and agency Droga5 can come up with something more inspiring than this. David Droga says it’s been 40 years in the making (it ...