April Fools' Day: Which brands got involved?
02 Apr 2012 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
Fools' Day yesterday.
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An ad, created by Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH), ran in the Sunday papers this weekend and appears in national and regional newspapers today. It shows BA and bmi's tailfins side by side and uses BA's "To Fly. To Serve." strapline. The ad follows the completion of bmi's 172.5m buyout last week by BA's parent ...
Fools' Day yesterday.
for 40 years and it really opened my eyes to how much visual stimulus I take for granted. Inside Bret-day ... drawings. The biggest influence on my career has been ... TB-D: National Gallery for structure ...
The Tunisian National Tourist Office (TNTO) will use the "there's more to celebrate" strapline in a three-month campaign created by London-based agency Fox Kalomaski Crossing. Activity ... on national rail trains, print and online media throughout April, May and June. A second wave of activity ...
days and we've only aired one Yeo Valley spot. That said, the spot we have aired has resulted ...
The two press ads received a total of 17 complaints that they were sexist and objectified women, and disputed the suitability of displaying such ads in national newspapers. The ads were created in ... offence" when advertised in a national publication. It told Ryanair not to repeat either ad in its ...
The ad will be released on Thursday (9 February). It features a girl's British bag racing luggage from other nations to the arrivals hall. BA staff including baggage handlers, customer service ... years after it struck the 50m deal , and with just under 170 days to go until the Games start ...
to the UK site over the last few days." "We have confidence that the 50 million users who come to our ...
Ireland by car for seven days with interaction from Twitter and Facebook users. Separately, Tourism ...
excitement takes the form of an irrepressible bounce after spending the day at Butlins. Follow Sara ...
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