Colombian League for Parkinson’s Disease: Book

Colombian League for Parkinson's Disease: Book

Help them turn the page.

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett Colombia
Creative Directors: Otavio Schiavon, Carlos Murad
Art Director: Andrés Marantá
Copywriter: Alexis Ospina
Photographer: Fernando Forero
Published: March 2008

Extrem Vit: Kamasutra

Extrem Vit: Kamasutra

32 active elements for more energy.

Advertising Agency: DDB Bucharest, Romania
Art Director: Bogdan Patriche
Copywriter: Catalin Manciuc
Illustrator: Alex Czipszer
Published: March 2008

NBC plans spin-off show from The Office

NEW YORK – NBC has unveiled a spin-off from ‘The Office’ as the highlight of its new programming line-up.

China Mobile debuts digital Olympics drive

BEIJING – China Mobile is taking its pre-Olympics marketing online in a youth-focused campaign promoting its M-Zone brand.

Adam & Eve unveils its first Daily Telegraph work

LONDON – Adam & Eve has created its first work for The Daily Telegraph, a mocked-up family portrait of Margaret Thatcher surrounded by three children with the heads of John Major, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.

Accurist calls global review

LONDON – Accurist, the British watchmaker renowned for its controversial ad campaigns, has kicked off a search for a global advertising agency.

Terminal 5 troubles affect advertisers

LONDON – Advertisers could be entitled to claim compensation if the shortfall in levels of passenger traffic at Heathrow’s beleaguered Terminal 5 continues.

Leo Burnett appoints Sinclair to McDonalds

LONDON – Leo Burnett London has hired James Sinclair as the creative director on its McDonald’s account.

Rebelo defends Saatchis hoax

LONDON – Michael Rebelo, the incoming managing director of Saatchi & Saatchi London, is “unapologetic” about the scandal of a fictional creative that has rocked the agency he currently runs in Singapore.

Michael Wall takes BBDO Portugal role

LONDON – Michael Wall, a founding partner of Fallon London, has joined BBDO Portugal as its chief executive.

Government threatens to regulate online advertising

LONDON – The Government has told the advertising industry to bring online ads fully under the remit of its voluntary code or face the threat of legislation.

Euro RSCG moves in on Pernod Ricard

LONDON – TBWA\Worldwide’s grip on the global Chivas Regal account has come under pressure from Euro RSCG.

Home Office calls review

LONDON – The Home Office is seeking an agency to promote neighbourhood policing and safety in the community.

Comms teams stand ground over T5 fiasco

Senior PR people at British Airways and BAA are insisting their crisis response to problems at Terminal 5 was a success.

Green briefs for Biss Lancaster, Edelman

Two government-funded PR offensives focusing on climate change are set to take off later this year.

Number 10 ushers in web guru for revamp

The much-publicised shake-up of the Downing Street media operation entered phase two this week as a new digital communications guru was secretly ushered into Number 10.

Henry’s House to ‘glamorise’ QPR

Queens Park Rangers Football Club has signed up cel­ebrity specialists Henry’s House in an attempt to inject a dose of glamour into the resurgent west London club.

Sexual harassment laws are threat to agencies

A top employment lawyer is warning PR agencies that they could face unlimited damages if they fail to protect employees from sexual harassment, under new laws coming into force this week.

Sarkozy fails to charm Brits

Last week’s state visit of French president Nicolas Sarkozy and his new wife Carla has failed to alter the British public’s traditionally frosty view of the French, a PRWeek survey has found.

Wise Advertising Strategies with Facebook

Facebook Advertising

Social networking sites are a good way to pick up new customers of various target markets these days. With so many people hooked up to these sites such as Facebook, it should not be surprising why companies such as Careerbuilder.com have struck a deal to run job recruiting campaigns for various clients.

  

The concept is similar towards any fad or advertising media we hear of today. “Hot” companies and trendsetters are bound to be taken in and Facebook, which has obviously outdone rivals MySpace and Friendster in the social networking binge is the ace of all aces today.

  

Specialized recruiting ads will promote CareerBuilder and employers’ sections within Facebook, with the aim of attracting potential hires who may be hard to reach via traditional methods like newspaper help-wanted ads.

 

(Source) Canada.com

 

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