Tag Archives: new TV campaign

We occasionally yearn for the ‘golden age’ of advertising (whenever that was) so it’s nice to know that someone is keeping up standards in this difficult/digital/politically correct era. So Subway should presumably be applauded for this snappy number, pushing the ...

Banks, banks…what are we going to do with them? Among the many infractions they’ve been pulled up for recently is bank staff being incentivised to sell customers something, anything, whether they need it or not. And being penalised if they ...

Graze.com is one of the UK’s more interesting food businesses: set up by the founders of Lovefilm and now majority-owned by private equity giant Carlyle Group, it uses what it claims is a “unique taste algorithm” (even Google hasn’t thought ...

Wieden+Kennedy London has been producing moments of magic (and, occasionally, whimsy) for Honda for a decade or so now and its new ad, ‘Inner Beauty,’ for the new Honda Civic Tourer marries the magic with a bit more of the ...

Nestle’s Nespresso is going all digital with its spanking new YouTube channel, which promises all kinds of engaging content but, for now anyway, is the usual stuff and a new campaign featuring Gorgeous George and his pal Matt Damon. Still ...

Spirits advertisers are playing the aspiration game these days (they always have, of course, but recently it’s taken an exotic turn or ten). We recently featured an interesting ad on this theme for Dewar’s White Label from Spanish agency &rosas. ...

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 ...

Here’s a touching tale from Barclaycard and BBH, which is not really what you expect from a credit card. So we have the forlorn Chris and the winsome Jessica, separated by the lure of Barclaycard’s ‘Freedom Rewards’ money-off offers. Oh ...

Funny old drink Scotch whisky, drunk in heroic quantities all over the world but still regarded, it seems, as dull old stuff in the British Isles – the bits outside Scotland anyway. And Diageo’s Johnnie Walker Red Label, although a ...