A hard-hitting new campaign is calling for an end to surveillance advertising to children by illustrating the physical and emotions harms it causes.
Earth Day: 1,000 agencies pledge to ditch fossil fuel clients
Some 1,000 agencies have publicly pledged to stop working with fossil fuel polluters as they have signed up to join Clean Creatives’ campaign. While celebrating the milestone figure, Clean Creatives…
Read MoreWatch: Iceland stars Josie Gibson as it drops ‘mum’ from iconic tagline
Iceland has today (April 19) declared I’m a Celebrity star Josie Gibson as its new face, in a deal brokered by 7 stars which sees the supermarket unveil its new…
Read MoreRubicon ‘releases the sunshine’ in vibrant new ad
Rubicon is ‘releasing the sunshine’ as spring begins to bloom with a new integrated campaign that communicates carefree joy.
Watch: Tesco Mobile spot shows the allure (and drawback) of constant connection
Tesco mobile has launched a new brand platform entitled “It pays to be connected” in order to emphasise the benefits of belonging to community, only with a hint of British…
Read MoreScience in Sport draws in endurance athletes with doc style print campaign
Science in Sport unveils new brand platform to appeal to endurance sports enthusiasts, like marathon runners, triathletes and long distance cyclists.
Toyota celebrates Olympic and Paralympic athletes’ local communities in stirring new ad
Toyota is looking build anticipation for the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic games with a new integrated campaign.
Nauseating AMV BBDO campaign calls out illegal sewage dumping
The COPI and AMV BBDO are looking to galvanise the British public in a bid to put a permanent end to sewage dumping.
McDonald’s showcases its burgers with giant new 3D and retro spots
McDonald’s has created a new multi-sensory 3D experience live today (April 18) building on its “A little more Mmm” campaign, with the multi-channel campaign set to showcase improvements made to its hero beef product
Pancreatic Cancer UK shares new ‘more than hope’ brand identity
Pancreatic Cancer UK has worked with purpose-driven agency GOOD to launch a new brand and identity, to increase awareness of the disease while boosting funding and support for its work.