of Father's Day.
The activity builds on the brand s partnerships with United and Formula One. A 60-second TV ad shows Ferguson at Old Trafford acknowledging an DHL Express courier as he starts his day. The spot is supported by press, outdoor and digital activity, including behind-the-scenes footage of United players ...
The pop star Nicki Minaj stars in a global Pepsi campaign by TBWA\Chiat\Day that aims to encourage
JWT has enlisted JCDecaux's e-motions format in an interactive campaign for the National Centre
In the film, celebrity mums including Turlington, Jennifer Connelly and Debra Messing encourage others to join in solidarity by "disappearing" on 13 May, US Mother s Day, by taking no phone calls, sending no e-mails, not engaging in social media and requesting no gifts. The spot was directed ...
Euro RSCG combined the football skills of the Arsenal players with a different, but equally athletic, discipline using the principal dancers of the English National Ballet. ...
It focuses on the role the cereal can play in helping families through a busy day, featuring a series of events in which an exhausted dad tries to keep up with his energetic son. The ad is supported by digital and social media activity, and will encourage consumers to talk about the product ...
The four executions will appear on specially selected digital poster sites, online and in print. The creative work was produced on a pro-bono basis by the WPP agency Blue Hive, supported by the award-winning photographer James Day and the retoucher Dennis Tuffnell. More than 20 digital 48-sheet sites were donated ...
Art Fund, the national fundraising charity that helps museums and galleries to buy and show art
. The work features TV, outdoor, digital and social media activity, and will run nationally.
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.
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