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One day they’ll shoot a 90-second epic for KFC in the UK but, until that happy day, the fast food giant and agency Mother have developed an appealingly punkish attitude in shorter spots. Here’s another one with a new spin ...

Creativity is there to push boundaries and, in a somewhat vanilla age for ads, one ought to applaud it when it does. KFC though seems to have gone there and beyond in this Spanish horror spoof – ‘La Massacre’ – ...

KFC and IKEA are two of the world’s more imaginative advertisers (both use Mother in the UK, which isn’t coincidental) and they’ve been enjoying themselves in sunny Mallorca. There’s an area of the island known as “where IKEA is” it ...

DDB’s Rapp has won the KFC CRM account in the UK, bouncing back after its loss of the VW Financial Services CRM business to Havas CX. Rapp won after a pitch organised by the AAR. The business moves from Iris. ...

From Burger King to BrewDog, and Donald Trump to Piers Morgan, the desperate desire to be provocative and stay in the headlines, isn’t always the best idea. The desire to shock is a common one for many brands. And for ...

KFC and agency Mother seems to be one of the happier relationships in UK adland (shouldn’t say that – hostage to fortune) and, following last year’s Christmas combat between a chicken and a turkey, this year they’ve gone for a ...

After decades without him KFC’s Colonel Sanders is all over the place, most notably in Wieden+Kennedy’s big budget campaign in the US. Sid Lee Paris has also exhumed the good ol’ boy for a zippy promotion for KFC’s all-chicken Double ...

Burger King has gained a big reputation for its feisty marketing – at Cannes among other places – and it’s going its own way again: appointing BBH without a pitch and launching a new campaign promising someone £20,000 to take ...

KFC in the UK ran out of chicken a while back after changing distribution companies but won back some ground by responding boldly to this embarrassing setback. Things now seem to be on track so agency Mother has brought back ...