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The Department for Children, Schools and Families has launched the first TV spot in a new round of its "Want respect? Use a condom" campaign. DLKW revives government condom campaign ...
Farm has produced a series of ads for the government, aimed at increasing the number of teenagers studying foreign languages at GCSE level. Farm releases ads to promote language take-up ...
Older actors play children while youngsters take the place of the elderly in this new spot to combat ageism.
will begin airing around Daytona 500, will run on CNN, Comedy Central, ESPN2, ESPN News, TBS and Fox Sports. ...
The Department for Communities and Local Government has launched a 30-second TV spot featuring Julie Walters in an attempt to force viewers to immediately test their smoke alarm. The ad, which will also be shown in 20- and 10-second versions, was created by Euro RSC London. The idea behind ...
government ad urging consumers to watch their meter. The soundtrack is Sesame Street s It s Not Easy Being ...
Adidas is launching a global ad called of this earth for the Rugby World Cup featuring the New Zealand All Blacks. The central idea of the ad, by 180 Amsterdam, is to create a symbolic patchwork field using a piece of turf from the hometown of each and every All Black -- past and present. The whole ...
Frank, the government-backed drugs advice charity, is launching a press drive through Mother London. The organisation, which provides non-judgmental advice on drugs, has commissioned three press executions that use the metaphor of the old-school phone box to communicate the message that Frank ...
Edge, the government backed education foundation, is launching its first campaign with a 60-second TV spot through Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy. The spot aims to communicate the dangers of parents forcing their children into the wrong career choice and challenges ingrained prejudices against ...
of the Earth, which reveals that over two thirds of people in the UK want the government to introduce a new law ...
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