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New work is gushing out of Wieden+Kennedy London – is this what happens when you lose a certain large retailer? – and the latest is its debut for Mondelez’s Trebor Soft Mints. Standard Trebors (in case you’ve never tried them) ...

Wieden+Kennedy London is back with its own spin on food porn for Arla’s Lurpak, this time for Lurpak Spreadable. Not sure that I find all this excitement for Lurpak wholly convincing but, when you look at the mostly pathetic offerings ...

It does sometimes seem to be revolving doors at Wieden+Kennedy’s celebrated Portland HQ. New client is appointed, client appoints W+K to transform employer’s moribund advertising, client leaves (for whatever reason) and account moves from W+K. The latest such instance is ...

Over the years Wieden+Kennedy London has toiled manfully to make Honda cars whizzy, to be somewhat confounded by the Japanese company’s sluggish performance in the new model stakes. But it does have a number of launches this year including the ...

We wondered about this Super Bowl spot – Coca-Cola trying to rid the internet of hate with #MakeItHappy, courtesy of Wieden+Kennedy. I suppose we’ll just have to wait and see if it actually works. Could hardly have been done better ...

Wieden+Kennedy is famous for its Super Bowl blockbusters – in recent years Chrysler’s ‘Imported From Detroit’ campaign – and it’s been signed up by Coca-Cola for what both parties clearly hope and expect will be another biggie. Coke is running ...

UK phone operator Three’s ‘same price phone calls from abroad’ offer is a good one and agency Wieden+Kennedy has flogged it to the masses with a certain brio. Now it’s adding Spain, still the biggest overseas holiday destination for the ...

Wieden+Kennedy is the fist big agency of winner of 2015, scooping US mobile giant Verizon’s brand and strategy business according to Ad Age. Verizon, which paid Vodafone a staggering $130bn to buy back Vodafone’s stake in the company recently, is ...

It’s the Super Bowl on February 1 and broadcaster NBC is asking $4.4m for a 30-second spot it seems. Well it’s the highest-rating broadcast in the US, with the best part of 100m people watching some of it (it goes ...