Burberry Builds Success With China’s Luxury Consumers


The company's global appeal was obvious at its runway show during London's Fashion Week.

Microsoft: Spammers’Aid

This is the latest campaign from Microsoft and Hotmail in Sweden. The idea is to fight spam in a friendly way. Inviting spammers to a seminar at the Swedish offices in Stockholm. The campaign is named Spammers’ Aid
and it aims to help spammers put their programming and online marketing skills to better use, instead of spamming, now that Hotmail stops 97 % of all spam. The goal is a spam free inbox for Swedes.

URL: www.spammersaid.se

Advertising Agency: JMW, Stockholm, Sweden
Creative Director: Joakim Karlsson
Jr Creative Director: Samuel Garlöv
PR: Thomas Hansen
Art Director: Annelie Karlsson
Director: Robinovich
Producer: John Hichens


Universidad Columbia: City Tour Bus

Universidad Columbia needed a campaign to attract the attention of young adults at the beginning of its enrollment season. They needed to increase the enrollment numbers with new students. Since most of these young people use public transportation, we converted a regular, urban area, line bus into a City Tour Bus. The same bus they use everyday with a centralized audio system that begins to narrate historical reviews when de bus crosses landmarks within Asuncion, one of the Latin American cities with most to tell.

Advertising Agency: TBWA Oniria, Asunción, Paraguay
Chief Creative Officer: Camilo Guanes
Executive Creative Director: Daniel Achával
Creative Director: Jorge Tercarioli
Copywriter: Jorge Tercarioli/Diego López
Art Director: Noelia Pérez
Account Supervisor: Cecilia Canillas
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Claudia Marin
Account Manager: José Monges
Planner: Rodrigo Weiberlen


Tourism minister defends VisitEngland campaign against industry biteback

Tourism and heritage minister John Penrose and VisitEngland head James Beresford have stuck up for their £5m campaign to promote domestic tourism in the face of opposition at a tourism industry event.

31 Glorious Game Boy Finds – From Geeky Gamer Beachwear to Classic Gaming Tablet Protectors (CLUSTER)

(TrendHunter.com) Relive all the magic of receiving your first handheld gaming console with these nostalgic Game Boy Finds. In the dark days before 1990, video games were relegated to dark arcades and dens everywhere….

Vanish: Pickup Sticks

“For extra tough stains.”

Advertising agency: Euro RSCG, Tel Aviv, Israel
Chief Creative Officer: Ben Sever
Executive creative director: Ben Sever
Art Director: Ale Feldman
Copywriter: Oded Nadir
Photographer: Yisrael Cohen
Agency Producer: Dana Caro
Head of Account management: Maya Cohen
Account Executive: Yael Eichenwald
Planner Director: Uri Oren
Planner: Pnina Wiessman


Thomas Cook head knocks Government’s ‘stay at home’ campaign

Thomas Cook chief Ian Ailles has knocked the Government’s focus on promoting domestic tourism, stating that it is “fundamentally wrong” to market holidays within the UK and not to equally support outbound holidays.

Thomas Cook head knocks Government’s "stay at home" campaign

Thomas Cook chief Ian Ailles has knocked the Government’s focus on promoting domestic tourism, stating that it is “fundamentally wrong” to market holidays within the UK and not to equally support outbound holidays.

Oslo Airport

Réalisée par Marc Reisbig chez Passion Pictures, voici une vidéo de promotion de l’évolution de l’aéroport d’Oslo d’ici l’année 2017. Avec une animation en stop-motion, la vidéo prône les améliorations de l’aéroport avec poésie et élégance. A voir dans la suite.



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Bajaj Bulb: Spot Everyting

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, India
National Creative Director: KV Sridhar
Executive Creative Director: Nitesh Tiwari
Creative Director: Vikram Pandey
Art Director: Prasad Patil
Copywriter: Piyush Gupta
Retoucher: Happy Finish
Brand Partner: Sushma Singh
Brand Associate: Adya Thakur


Broken Compass: Travelogue

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, India
National Creative Director: KV Sridhar
Executive Creative Director: Nitesh Tiwari
Creative Director: Vikram Pandey
Art Director: Prasad Patil
Copywriter: Piyush Gupta
Illustrator: Santosh Harmalkar


Media Bitch’s Diary 10 May

This week, Bitch has a 99 with Tatler editor Kate Reardon, gets exclusive with Bauer, and catches the polo bug with City AM.

Interactive-TV Firm Ensequence Gets $26 Million, Adds Jim Stengel to Board


Ensequence helps TV programmers and advertisers schedule and deliver complementary content to mobile devices people are surfing on while they watch TV.

ITV signs up Pepsi for Shazam-enabled ad in BGT final

ITV will broadcast its first Shazam-enabled ads during the ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ final this Saturday (12 May), with a Pepsi Max spot that will run a competition for festival tickets.

Quiet Storm wins Claims Direct task

Claims Direct, the personal injury compensation business, has appointed Quiet Storm to handle its £5 million advertising account.

HMRC hires WCRS for interim ad task

HM Revenue & Customs has hired WCRS to handle its advertising business in the interim period ahead of the appointment of a Government Procurement Service ad roster in the autumn.

Sara Cremer takes MD role at Redwood

Redwood, the content publisher, has promoted Sara Cremer to the newly created role of managing director.

Rapier picks up NHS donor service DM work

The NHS Blood and Transplant service has appointed Rapier to handle its direct marketing account.

Trinity Mirror hit by double-digit fall in ad revenues

Trinity Mirror, the publisher of the Daily Mirror, is expecting a double-digit fall in year-on-year advertising revenues in May, as the publisher’s outgoing chief executive Sly Bailey is expected to face further protest from shareholders at today’s annual general meeting.

Half of UK internet users say online ads worth it for free content

Half of UK internet users are happy to see online advertising because it supports online services and content at little to no cost, with only one in 10 are willing to pay for ad-free content, according to a new report from the IAB and ValueClick.