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Advertising Jeremy Craigen, DDB UK's executive creative director, is in talks about a role heading up the network's global Volkswagen account. Craigen, who has worked at the UK agency for nearly 22 ... creative for DDB s Team Blue, the division that runs the global VW business. (Campaign) VCCP ...
at digital agency Tribal Fusion ? The proposal took place through one of the LED screens at London ...
. The agency later hired Toby Talbot, a Brit from DDB New Zealand, to replace Collins. There was also ...
Advertising DDB UK has promoted Drew Burdon and Dom Boyd , both senior planners at its Tribal DDB unit, to the roles of planning partners. Burdon, the Tribal DDB head of strategy ... , DDB's executive strategy director. (Campaign) Dare has promoted its joint planning director ...
retirement in Guernsey. Next, I call our new president and chair. Next week, Stephen Woodford of DDB ...
and the client services director at Tribal DDB , is the digital director at Grey. Chris Hirst , the chief ...
The ad campaign, created by DDB London, uses the slogan Smart but Casual to target affluent weekday FT readers who are looking to unwind at the weekend. The campaign aims to reflect the magazine s readers and attract new readers, and weekday readers, to buy the paper on Saturdays. Print ads will run ...
The print and outdoor campaign is aimed at positioning the corporate FT subscription as an essential business tool that companies cannot afford to be without. Three executions, created by DDB UK, feature a paratrooper in freefall, empty-handed arctic explorers and an unarmed police squad. The aim ...
their predecessors". The 4D man is not as tribal as his predecessors, the metrosexual and the lad, where you were ... come into being in the last couple of years. There used to be all this tribal way of consuming music ...
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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