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ASA rumbles Honda’s ‘speed reading’ ad

Honda is trying hard to inject some much needed Va Va Voom into its model line-up, with some success despite its less than rapid progress on its return to Formula One with the McLaren team. A key part of this ...

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W+K produces spooky tour de force for 3

The summer’s supposed too be a pretty fallow time for big new campaigns – apart from all the back to school ads – but there seems to be lot of good stuff coming from London agencies. Maybe they’re finally getting ...

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W+K London wins Action for Children charity

Wieden+Kennedy London has been appointed lead creative agency for UK charity Action for Children. Action for Children was founded in 1869 by Methodist minister Thomas Bowman Stephenson. It works in local communities to protect and support young people as they ...

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W+K uncorks ‘less ordinary’ cracker for Finlandia

It’s as though losing Tesco to BBH uncorked the springs of inspiration at Wieden+Kennedy. W+K has certainly uncorked a stream of winners since the UK’s biggest grocer moved on, reminding us that not very long ago it was, arguably, the ...

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W+K moves 3 from ponies and kittens to Muppets

Wieden+Kennedy London has taken YouTube by storm with its last two extravaganza for mobile operator 3, thanks to dancing ponies and singing kittens. Here’s the latest, a Muppet that can ‘make it right,’ right being the ever-unreliable mobile industry. And ...

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W+K brings Iceland to the UK for Arla’s Skyr

Wasn’t there once a big supermarket yogurt brand called Ski? Maybe there still is.. Anyway there’s a new contender -Skyr from Arla Foods – hailing from Iceland, whence, it seems, it’s been powering the hardy locals for 1000 years. It ...

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Wieden+Kennedy’s Neil Christie: the best ads of 2014

We’re asking people to choose the best ads of 2014 and here’s a selection from Wieden+Kennedy London managing director Neil Christie (left). The Best Ads of 2014 Five ads from 2014 that make me jealous. None of these is wildly ...

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