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Budweiser sponsors Major League Baseball in the US, a sport that didn’t have its first black player until 1947, one Jackie Robinson. So here he is, courtesy of director Spike Lee. From Isobar, the digital agency in Dentsu Aegis Network. ...

YouTube has released its list off top-scoring ads for 2018 topped by a nearly four minute epic for German property portal Immowelt from Kolle Rebbe Hamburg. Ccalculated by an algorithm – yikes – that factors in audience engagement and retention ...

Nike was our 2018 Advertiser of the Year (a belated choice but they’ll be hanging out the bunting in Portland just the same) and here’s another winner, this time courtesy of Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai. “Shanghai’s never done” it says as the ...

Nike’s ‘Nothing beats a Londoner’ from Wieden+Kennedy is one of those rare ads that gets better the more you see it; it is, indeed, a compelling summary of what London is like for Londoners in many of its aspects. There’s ...

Nike is continuing its crusade against racism with an ad featuring Manchester City and England player Raheem Sterling who was racially abused in a recent match against Chelsea. This follows its lauded (and criticised in some quarters) ad featuring former ...

Apparently a Chinese journalist told basketball great LeBron James to “shut up and dribble” in a recent encounter, which has sparked a new campaign from Nike and agency Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai – Dribble& – and even a new range of clothing. ...

“Just Do it” is a rallying cry in Nike’s latest instalment of its 30-year celebration of its famous slogan. The campaign began with controversial American footballer Colin Kaepernick but this one is a diversity number, featuring lots of sportswomen you ...

Donald Trump’s favourite NFL player Colin Kaepernick, who lost his job after leading a civil rights protest, is one of the stars of Nike’s new ‘Just Do It – Dream Crazy’ celebration from Wieden+Kennedy and here he is amid a ...

Nike is the master of ambush advertising – ask Olympic sponsor Adidas – and it’s launched maybe its most headline-grabbing effort so far with its choice of former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick as one of the athletes celebrating ...