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Starbucks launched its biggest-ever advertising campaign in the UK, inviting customers to come into a store before noon on 14 March to receive a free latte.
The campaign, by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, will launch online and on Twitter, followed by TV and press. It is based around the idea that, when you re hungry, you re not quite yourself. Collins and Stephanie Beacham, known for their diva-like behaviour, star in the work. The Twitter campaign involves ...
: Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO Creative directors: Mike Hannett, Dave Buchanan Art director: Antony Nelson ... : Stephanie Day Agency: Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO Creative directors: Steve Jones, Martin Loraine Art ...
things in life. It was created by AMV BBDO with media planned and bought by PHD. The campaign ...
The Economist has launched three new executions for its 'Where Do You Stand?' poster ad campaign
Celebrations, the Mars chocolate brand, has launched a new campaign in France around the notion of schadenfreude.
Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO has created the final instalment in The Economist's 'Where do you stand
The campaign, created by AMV BBDO, is centred on a Facebook application located on the Kids Company Facebook page. It gives potential donors a chance to participate in creating an online Christmas party scene. Users can donate items from a shopping list for the party, from the tinsel ...
The four press and poster executions by AMV BBDO follow the award-winning Inner Child campaign from 2008. ...
brilliant) parts . Aerial for the Best Use of Radio to Drive Sales went to Vizeum and AMV BBDO ... and AMV BBDO for the Think Bike, Think Biker campaign for the Department for Transport. Judges praised ... . AMV BBDO also picked up the Aerial for the Most Outstanding Commercial for Charity Campaign for Kids ...
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