The Work: Private view
23 Jan 2009
is entertaining enough, with a bizarre East European aristocratic meerkat from comparethemeerkat.com. The campaign ...
by the Advertising Marketing Partnerships division of VBS and the children's specialist Prism Entertainment. A ...
is entertaining enough, with a bizarre East European aristocratic meerkat from comparethemeerkat.com. The campaign ...
. The return of one of our favourites, Celebrity Come Dine With Me, completes an entertaining line ...
and lesbian potential customers. Paris Las Vegas, owned and operated by Harrah's Entertainment, is themed ...
of view. It takes the viewer on a journey backstage, where a variety of different entertainment acts ...
increasing amounts of money in various entertainment properties because the same digital technology that has ... is a consultant in alternative marketing strategies and brand partnerships in the entertainment ...
I think there is a new Bond film out. I could be wrong but that Daniel Craig is everywhere. Entertaining us (not) on Jonathan Ross, pouting down from posters and staring in Sony's (5) TV ad for HDTV. This spot is beautiful for its simplicity. Close-up on Craig (so far, so good), pull out to a midshot ...
Britvic and PepsiCo plan to put the QR codes on 400 million cans and bottles. Consumers can take a picture of the code with their mobile phone camera, which will automatically redirect them to a WAP site. Here, they will receive entertainment, or a kick, on their mobile phone. The prizes ...
to emphasise the breadth of the daily entertainment offerings from The Sun. The 30-second spot follows a Sun ...
. Air New Zealand (5). This airline tells us: "We have the longest business flatbeds, entertainment ... gives, the content generated, must be original and truly entertaining. However, this example reminds me ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.