My YouTube ad of the week: James Hilton, AKQA
06 Apr 2011
to show someone, and in my book that makes it good. Maybe it s because I like Lego, Star Wars and poo ...
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My YouTube ad of the week: Amy Kean, Havas Media
10 Oct 2011
is that the catchphrases are so good that I find it hard to remember what the message is. I'm not sure I know anything ...
FSA 'Family Supercooks idents' by RKCR/Y&R
27 Oct 2009
The ads will run before new show Family Supercooks , produced in association with the FSA on the Good Food Channel. ...
Totaljobs.com 'It's not luck' by VCCP London
08 Sep 2010
The ads, created by VCCP London, feature household electrical goods discussing dream jobs and sharing career advice and will be shown in the North West of England. The ads feature the tag line "It s not luck, it s totaljobs.com", and follow a regional radio campaign using the same catchphrase ...
T-Mobile 'the T-Mobile parking ticket' by Saatchi & Saatchi
20 Sep 2011
The spot shows the reactions of unsuspecting drivers as they find that their legally parked cars have been ticketed. Instead of a fine, the tickets hold a 5, 10, 20 or 50 note and a good-day message from T-Mobile to mark of the launch of its new "You Fix" plan. The ad was written by Steve ...
LoveFilm 'choir' 18 Feet & Rising
08 Jun 2011
The spots start with cinema style set of red curtains which open to the LoveFilm logo and a puff of smoke. The ads then show children in different school settings singing dialogue from films such as 'Pulp Fiction', 'A Few Good Men' and 'Notting Hill'. They end with the line Film now delivered ...
My YouTube ad of the week: Sue Unerman, MediaCom
04 Jul 2011
good app) that it should either save you time or waste your time. A good YouTube ad needs to do ... you get to shoot them, and it is a good, fun waste of time. Now, I must get back to my meetings and ...
The Economist 'where do you stand?' by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO
21 Mar 2011
The latest ads, which appear on London Underground stations, ask if hosting the Olympics is a waste of money and if the baby-boomer generation has left a good or a rotten inheritance. The creative directors on the ads were Mike Hannett and Dave Buchanan. Mike Sutherland was the copywriter ...
The Economist 'Where Do You Stand?' by AMV BBDO
15 Jun 2011
Three double posters ask if trying to slash immigration is a good or a bad idea, whether or not Britain should give up trying to be a global power, and if China is a threat or friend to the West. ...
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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.
