O2 launches review ahead of customer experience revamp
Posted in: UncategorizedO2 is ramping up its efforts to improve its customer experience and create a stronger brand identity by undertaking a strategic review of its design strategy.
O2 is ramping up its efforts to improve its customer experience and create a stronger brand identity by undertaking a strategic review of its design strategy.
Rob Atkinson, the former chief operating officer of Clear Channel Outdoor, will not be returning to the UK, after taking up the position of chief executive of Clear Channel’s joint venture Adshel in Australia and New Zealand.
Figures from the IAB this week revealed UK mobile ad spend has rocketed 157% in the last year to £203m, suggesting there really might be something in this mobile thing after all.
Organisers of England’s rugby World Cup 2015 will try and lure rival Rugby League fans while digital marketing will be central to the promotion of the event, says Paul Vaughan, chief executive of England Rugby 2015.
Voici le travail du photographe Josh Adamski qui aime particulièrement composer des visuels surréalistes et colorés. Avec des choix de couleurs osés et contrastés, un sélection de ces nombreuses créations est à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.
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The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned a press ad promoting tourism in Israel, for implying occupied territories such as the Golan Heights were part of the state of Israel.
Colgate-Palmolive has been rapped by the ad watchdog over a campaign for its Sanex Zero% bathing range that misleadingly implied its products were free of man-made chemicals.
Six month anniversary of Occupy signals new movement intensity.
Advertising Agency: RPA, USA
Executive Creative Director: Joe Baratelli
Group Creative Director: Scott McDonald
Creative Directors: Tom Hamling, Laura Hauseman
Executive Director: Gary Paticoff
Senior Producer: Selena Pizarro
Assistant Producer: Whitney Young
Production Co: Tool
Director: Geordie Stephens
Executive Producers: Brian Latt, Oliver Fuselier, Dustin Callif
Editorial Company: NO6
Editor: Kevin Zimmerman
Telecine: Company 3, Santa Monica, CA
Artist: Shane Harris
EP: Rhubie Jovanov
Post Production Company: public
Creative Director: Tony Smoller
VFX Supervisor: James Allen
Executive Producer: Kim Christensen
Title Design: Laundry! TV
Audio Post Company: Lime Studios
Audio Post Mixer: Dave Wagg
Original Music: human
Advertising Agency: Mizbala, Israel
Design Agency: Hooligans
Executive Creative Director: Dori Ben Israel Kario
Copywriter: Peter Jay
Managing Partners: Max Shcherbakov, Sahar Lewenstein
Design: Miriam Moshinsky
Project Manager: Yaarit Rosenfeld
Coding: Guy Tzaban
White Square Festival PR Manager: Evgeniya Leonova
PR Agency: Ronnie Hassid, Ofir Auslander
Forbes Publishers: Rafi Rosenfeld, Nir Barzilay
Forbes Editor-in-chief: Simon Tetro
Meet smartphone Nokia E6 full functionality during its great journey around the world. Starting from Warsaw, Poland, throughout all Jules Verne “Around the World in 80 days” cities, prove that Nokia E6 has a reliable battery that allows you to travel around the world without recharging. Travelogue: https://www.facebook.com/1Battery Advertising Agency: JWT, Warsaw, Poland
Creative Director: Mariusz Pitura
Senior Art Director: Michal Sek
Copywriter: Radek Dudzic
Account Manager: Piotr Wildner
Account Executive: Magdalena Mackiewicz
Account Director: Magdalena Klimaszewska
Logistic Partner: Flower Travel
Patron of the project: The Polish Jules Verne Society
Phileas Fogg: Pawe? Hammer – Flower Travel
Postproduction Studio: Lunapark
Sound Studio: Spot
“Thoughts will remain thoughts.”
Surveillance cameras are used to catch offenders – but they actually do much more than that. They actually PREVENT wrongdoings by simply being present. Many a dastardly thought never gets executed because of this unblinking eye of technology. CCTV cameras thus play the effective role of a thought inspector and send out a strong message: “you may think it, but don’t ever think of doing it.”
Advertising Agency: JWT, Mumbai, India
Creative Director: Ram Jayaraman
Art Director: Nishant Shah
Copywriter: Ram Jayaraman
Illustrator: Nilesh Naik
Advertising Agency: Tippit & Moo, USA
President: Cathy López Negrete
Executive Creative Director: Javier González-Herba
Creative Director: Doug Kline
Associate Creative Directors: Pablo Carpintero, Mimi Boneta
Art Directors: Mimi Boneta, Jorge Leza
Jr. Art Director: Karla Gutiérrez
Copywriters: Doug Kline, Pablo Carpintero
Account Director: Adalis Arroyo
Account Supervisor: Gisela Carrillo
Problem: Street children are a global problem. In China, informal statistics have up to 1.5 million children living on the streets, of which up to 79% are exploited by criminals who force the children into picking through garbage, begging, performing or stealing. These children are trapped in a life of pain and suffering where malnutrition and abuse are all they know. For the average person on the street the sight of these children is disturbing but nothing new, and as much as they’d like to help they don’t know how.
Idea: Our dramatic photographs incorporate actual strings to represent the puppet-like manipulation of children caught in these situations. The strings are held in place by a removable banner which describes the plight of the children. When the banner is torn off by the reader the strings are released and information is revealed to tell the reader how they can help. These cards are distributed in large cities and urban areas around China to inform people about Save the Children, an international charity organization dedicated to rescuing children from exploitation.
Advertising Agency: Linksus, Beijing, China
Creative Director: Polar Qiao, Lin Bo, Gao LuYang
Art Director: Polar Qiao, Lin Bo, Gao LuYang
Copywriter: Tian LiGang, Tian LinYan, Gentrad
Photographer: Shi Zhong, Hui Jing
Advertising Agency: Taxi, Canada
Executive creative director: Dominique Trudeau
Creative Director: Jean-François Houle
Art Direction: Frédéric Roux
Copywriting: Martin Charron, Jean-François DaSylva LaRue
Project manager: Nada Debay
Agency producers: Maxime Boivin, Jacques Latreille
Photography: Alain Desjean
Retouching: Visual Box
Mac Artist: Patrick Saunders
Print producer: Hélène Joannette
Coordinator: Anne Gouin
Media: Média Experts
Video and sound editing: Minh Tran and Studio La Majeure
Social media public relations: Rock&Social
Public relations: Morin Relations Publiques
Stunt: ALT