Top Ten Ironic Ads Highlighted

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The Consumerist has a list of the top ten ironic ads.

BuyNowMedia alters ad model

LONDON – BuyNowMedia is changing its auction advertising model to become a free media planning tool designed to cut out agency services.

Betfair set for Ashes push

LONDON – Betfair, the world’s biggest betting exchange, is launching a campaign to promote its services during the Npower Ashes cricket series, which starts 8 July.

How SEO Killed the Corn Farmer

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SEO? Say What? Yea, search engine optimization. Heard of it?

TLRC to shed staff with closure of headquarters

LONDON – The Local Radio Company is planning to close its High Wycombe headquarters and has entered into redundancy consultation with the two dozen affected staff.

Think secures RYA Magazine brief

LONDON – The Royal Yachting Association has appointed Think Publishing to handle the relaunch of its quarterly title, RYA Magazine, from September.

Finch to fill Bauer London radio role

LONDON – Bauer Media has moved its head of magazine marketing, Tina Finch, to the role of marketing and communications director for its London radio stations Magic 105.4 and Kiss.

APA launches International Customer Publishing Awards

LONDON – The Association of Publishing Agencies, the trade body for the customer publishing industry, has launched The International Customer Publishing Awards, under the theme “do you love editorial?”.

Why these chinese are wearing a kilt?

Advertiser: Starburst Agency: TBWA\Chiat\Day New York

Yahoo! leaps into note-taking with Search Pad

LONDON – Yahoo! is due to launch Search Pad, a note-taking feature it says will help people organise search results and research online.

Starbucks gives away free ice cream to Facebook users

LONDON – Starbucks is to give away nearly 300,000 free pints of its new line of ice cream to Facebook users who sign up for a free coupon.

Harry Potter invades Microsoft

LONDON – Warner Bros is to promote the latest Harry Potter movie across Microsoft’s digital operations, including MSN and the Xbox gaming console.

Tesco offers coupons through its ATM machines

LONDON – Tesco is offering coupons on confirmation slips at its ATM machines for the first time as part of a trial.

Can an Ad Campaign Make Millennials Love Plastics?


NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — In an effort to improve the public's perceptions of its products, the plastics industry will launch a $10 million social-media blitz aimed at millennials. Created by the Apco Worldwide agency for SPI, the industry trade group, the four-year effort is designed to spark viral conversations among millennials about the many benefits of plastic. This interview with SPI President-CEO William Carteaux took place at last week's NPE2009 conference in Chicago.

Portman Group rejects Change4Life drinks tie

LONDON – Alcohol trade body the Portman Group has attacked proposals for responsible drinking marketing to be subsumed into the government’s Change4Life healthy-eating campaign.

Redwood Creek launches adventure-themed promotion

LONDON – Californian wine brand Redwood Creek has launched a £160,000 on-pack promotion as it seeks to underline its ‘outdoor’ credentials.

Cancer Research UK TV ad features patients in documentary-style ads

LONDON – Cancer Research UK is to launch its first brand campaign to feature cancer patients and survivors.

TBWA\Chiat\Day New York releases latest Skittles ad

LONDON – TBWA\Chiat\Day New York has unveiled its latest US TV spot for Skittles, featuring a man ageing rapidly, thanks to an hourglass filled with Skittles.

Sharon Pazner

Découverte de “Paper Art”, ces artworks faits main par l’artiste israélienne Sharon Pazner. A partir de simples feuilles, et selon une découpe bien particulière, elle arrive à transformer le papier en des objets 2D et 3D. Plusieurs galeries disponibles en ligne.



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Ofcom fights back against David Cameron

LONDON – Ofcom , which is among the quangos recently criticised by the Conservative Party leader, David Cameron, has hit back against his claims, insisting it provides good value for money.