DDB apologises for controversial 9/11 ad
By Kate Nettleton Friday, 04 September 2009 10:10AM
LONDON - DDB Brasil has been forced to apologise after it emerged that a controversial ad campaign, for WWF, featuring an exaggerated recreation of the 9/11 disaster was created by the agency.
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