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Flight search and travel deals website Cheapflights, has appointed McCann London as “lead content agency” to accelerate its international growth. McCann has already worked with Cheapflights’ sister brand momondo (both part of Momondo Group) on a series of interactive campaigns ...

A contract with fragrance giant L’Oreal almost goes with the territory for A-list actresses but Britain’s national treasure Helen Mirren has taken her time getting on L’Oreal’s list, 69 years to be precise. But here she is, in a new ...

Homepride has exhumed ‘Fred the Flourgrader’ to mark the old boy’s 50th anniversary, courtesy of McCann London. My friend George Parker has some interesting observations about Fred and his brief involvement in Fred’s career at agency Geers Gross, which invented ...

Here’s a very nice new ad from McCann London for Sony Bravia TVs, even if does offer more than a nod to the Fallon epics of yesteryear, most notably ‘Balls.’ And what’s not to like? Eight million petals floating over ...

The Motherication of McCann carries on apace with the appointment of Zaid Al-Zaidy as CEO from chief strategy officer. Al-Zaidy (left) was previously CSO at TBWA London but before that worked with Co-CCOs (sorry for all these C-suites) Rob Doubal ...

Here’s an absolutely fabulous ad for Subway from McCann London. Why’s it so great? ‘Cos it features my daughter Clare (fleetingly, I think she’s the one stroking the white horse) and, somewhere, her dressage horse Ted (stage name Santos W). ...

What do you you say about (yet) another smartphone? Sony and McCann London have decided to tell us all about Sony too via a quick history of its products from tellys via the Walkman and PlayStation to the new Xperia ...

Turkeys don’t vote for Christmas do they? And they gobble a lot. These are the two seminal jokes in this McCann London film for Paxo, stuffing in a packet for those of us who are going to make something wonderful ...

The Independent’s i budget-priced 20p UK newspaper is both good (voted newspaper of the year by its peers) and, it seems, commercially successful. Well it’s still here. It’s edited by former Campaign and Ad Age editor Stefano Hatfield (left), previously ...