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The Rugby World Cup hoves into view next year (union version – that’s the 15-a-side one although the way refs are dishing out yellow and red cards these days…) Among other things, that should give agencies the chance to make ...

By Colin Wheeler So for England it wasn’t to be. Congratulations South Africa, and this will mean so much more than just winning a World Cup for the Rainbow nation as it continues to unite its diversity. But what a ...

Doing good can do you good – if you do it properly. Which the Irish Rugby Football Union and Chrome owner Google have done here, launching a free Chrome download that lets colour blind Irish rugby fans see their team ...

Is this a Rugby World Cup ad without a rugby ball or player? Nigel Owens is the rugby referee famed for his one-liners when dealing with hulking brutes who disagree with his decisions or just want to beat the bejazus ...

The Rugby World Cup kicks off at the weekend and England, sponsored by O2, go into battle again. This time, in a new VCCP campaign, bedecked as not-wholly-convincing white-coated Samurai. O2 is a convincing marketer though and VCCP has done ...

Out of Home is becoming an all-singing and dancing medium in the digital age and UK digital specialist Ocean Outdoor seems to be becoming a sports broadcaster as well, using its giant screens including London’s Piccadilly Lights. Already this year ...

It’s the Rugby World Cup (for men) in Japan in September so Guinness is quick out of the blocks with its ‘Made of More’ campaign featuring – women rugby players. Maybe Guinness thought an ad with blokes would be banned ...

AIG (American International Group) is a gigantic insurer so there’s a degree of self interest in this diverting infotainment ad telling visitors to the forthcoming Rugby World Cup ‘How not to drive in Japan.’ Apart from the language there are ...

So we are finally there, or to be precise New Zealand and Australia are. After 44 days and 44 matches (45 with the bronze medal match on Friday evening) these two rugby giants, only separated by the Tasman Sea, will ...