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BMW’s Mini launches global ad search

BMW’s Mini is reportedly looking for an agency to handle a new global campaign, another sign of the extraordinary growth of a brand once all but forgotten by the Brits (who invented it.) Mind you, today’s “Minis” are the size ...

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Jung von Matt sweats out a home run for BMW’s ‘Small Escape’

Bet you didn’t know BMW used to make what were known (I think) as “bubble cars,” but they did. And these uncharacteristic vehicles (compared to BMWs these days) were pressed into service to bring people across the Berlin Wall, it ...

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Edeka celebrates Christmas in what’s left of the planet

Jung von Matt’s Christmas outing for German supermarket Edeka is always worth a look; this year it’s dystopian tech which is cropping up with rather alarming regularity. It’s 2117 and something nasty has happened to planet earth. But our curious ...

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Jung von Matt reprises violent history of the barbie for Edeka

Jung von Matt’s work for Edeka, the biggest German supermarket chain, is usually worth a look – in the past we’ve had notable tearjerkers at Christmas, among others. This one for barbecues is utterly nuts. Seems to work for Edeka ...

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Jung von Matt makes accomplished debut for Hyundai’s luxury Genesis

Korean car maker Hyundai is going in to bat in the luxury stakes with the new Genesis range. German agency Jung von Matt has been given the ad task and has produced this appropriately glitzy number, set in Hollywood. Cool ...

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Why a big idea can be an obvious idea: cats for Netto

Two facts: people love cats nearly as much as kittens online. Most British supermarkets have been serving up un-engaging rubbish for years in their expensive ad campaigns. Which might be one reason why their CEOs don’t seem to last very ...

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Jung Von Matt produces another crowd-pleaser for Euronics

German agency Jung Von Matt is always dependable – not for sane and sound advertising but a regular stream of stuff that, at first sight, seems completely barmy. As with this new campaign for electronics outfit Euronics. Barmy but brilliant: ...

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