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The commercial world has always had winners and losers but the divide between the haves and the have nots is surely wider than ever – with the FAANGs (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google) firmly in the driving seat. It’s ...

More (largely) meaningless communication: Adidas telling us that we can deal with stress by running, courtesy of TBWA. It helps us “reconnect,” it seems. Although reconnect with what isn’t specified. Can see how Nike owns running (helps you run a ...

Christmas brings a lot of big budget ads but the end of the year always brings lay-offs in adland, including senior management whose departure agencies think they can smuggle out because no-one’s looking. Omnicom’s TBWA has started the trend early ...

Last week Fallon held a reunion party at the legendary Star & Garter based on a) it has been a long standing venue for agency knees-ups and b) it was a walk down memory lane for the Fallon crew as ...

You & Mr Jones’ David Jones says he got there first with “better, faster, cheaper,” S4 Capital’s Sir Martin Sorrell (who clearly believes in frequency as well as coverage) puts it in all his communications. Well here’s Lee Clow of ...

Is Apple running out of iPhone ideas? When ads become more like music videos it’s often a sign of something lacking – an idea perhaps. These iPhone XS ‘iPhone on Tour’ ads from TBWA\Media Arts Lab are indeed music videos, ...

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 ...

Much navel-gazing in London creative quarters as agencies digest the Cannes results (second-most awarded country but a long way behind the US) and there’s the fear it’s only going to get worse. Has the UK lost the creative plot? And ...

Ever wondered why so many young people wander around cities with hearing aids? Actually They’re Apple AirPods and TBWA\Media Arts Lab has pulled out all the stops for the ubiquitous devices in this new ad ‘Bounce.’ Made mostly using trampolines ...