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Some big global brands seem to be finding the lure of Amsterdam irresistible. Diageo recently chose 72andSunny Amsterdam to handle Axe and now Mondelez International has chosen Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam to handle chocolate brand Milka. The account moves from Crispin Porter’s ...

The saucy crew at Booking.com (alias Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam) have produced another opus which will have some viewers all-a-splutter. This one’s called ‘Booking Right.’ It’s not quite as puntastic as some recent efforts and seems to be trying to be good; ...

Booking.com is causing quite a stir in the travel market and now it’s launching a new ‘personalised’ app Booking Now so people can find a room in a hurry. The campaign breaks in US but will surely surface elsewhere. Agency ...

In advertising there are a couple of things you can guarantee during the first few weeks of the year. Firstly, every agency in town will be magically pulling new clients out of thin air to add on to their new ...

Heineken has been named as the Cannes Lions ‘creative marketer of the year’ following in the recent footsteps of McDonald’s and Coca-Cola. Which tells its own story really; be a big and consistent advertiser and this particular gong will come ...

Tesco’s new CEO Dave Lewis was parachuted in from Unilever’s Personal Care division yesterday, telling staff and anybody else who was listening (lots of investors) that he was determined to stem its market share woes (its share of the UK ...

You know where you are with Heineken: it runs a global campaign by taking its characters around the world – seemple. Now it’s ‘Open Your World’ campaign has, accordingly, morphed into ‘Open Your City’ with our hero pursuing a, possibly ...

Booking.com is trying to encourage women to holiday on their own – without ‘the man in their life.’ So Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam has produced this global effort ‘Booking Brianless’ (Brian being the name of choice these days for men you’d sooner ...

Heineken has taken wackiness to new heights in a number of recent campaigns (heights if you like them) and its newest, ‘The Odyssey,’ from Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam keeps up the good work (if you..). Apparently some social media types have questioned ...