The Shelter Pet Project: Maui

Advertising Agency: Draftfcb, Chicago, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Todd Tilford
Executive Creative Director: Jon Flannery
Associate Creative Directors: Josh Hurley, Andy Kohman
Executive Producer: Chris Bing
Broadcast Producer: Jeff Piper
Group Senior Business Manager: Lisa Stevens
Senior Print Producer: Kim Nosalik
Print Production / Design Manager: Walter Knoll
Print Retoucher: Karyn Bieneman
Print Quality Control Manager: Justin O’Brien
Print Traffic Manager: Lauren Gavel
Group Management Director: Jennifer Rowland
Management Director: Kristen Beaudoin
Account Director: Erin Skly
Account Executive: Megan O’Malley

The Shelter Pet Project: Jules

Advertising Agency: Draftfcb, Chicago, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Todd Tilford
Executive Creative Director: Jon Flannery
Associate Creative Directors: Josh Hurley, Andy Kohman
Executive Producer: Chris Bing
Broadcast Producer: Jeff Piper
Group Senior Business Manager: Lisa Stevens
Senior Print Producer: Kim Nosalik
Print Production / Design Manager: Walter Knoll
Print Retoucher: Karyn Bieneman
Print Quality Control Manager: Justin O’Brien
Print Traffic Manager: Lauren Gavel
Group Management Director: Jennifer Rowland
Management Director: Kristen Beaudoin
Account Director: Erin Skly
Account Executive: Megan O’Malley

The Shelter Pet Project: Arnie

Advertising Agency: Draftfcb, Chicago, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Todd Tilford
Executive Creative Director: Jon Flannery
Associate Creative Directors: Josh Hurley, Andy Kohman
Executive Producer: Chris Bing
Broadcast Producer: Jeff Piper
Group Senior Business Manager: Lisa Stevens
Senior Print Producer: Kim Nosalik
Print Production / Design Manager: Walter Knoll
Print Retoucher: Karyn Bieneman
Print Quality Control Manager: Justin O’Brien
Print Traffic Manager: Lauren Gavel
Group Management Director: Jennifer Rowland
Management Director: Kristen Beaudoin
Account Director: Erin Skly
Account Executive: Megan O’Malley

The Shelter Pet Project: Stetson

Advertising Agency: Draftfcb, Chicago, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Todd Tilford
Executive Creative Director: Jon Flannery
Associate Creative Directors: Josh Hurley, Andy Kohman
Executive Producer: Chris Bing
Broadcast Producer: Jeff Piper
Group Senior Business Manager: Lisa Stevens
Senior Print Producer: Kim Nosalik
Print Production / Design Manager: Walter Knoll
Print Retoucher: Karyn Bieneman
Print Quality Control Manager: Justin O’Brien
Print Traffic Manager: Lauren Gavel
Group Management Director: Jennifer Rowland
Management Director: Kristen Beaudoin
Account Director: Erin Skly
Account Executive: Megan O’Malley

Wladimir Klitschko Boxing Illiteracy

Le boxeur ukrainien Wladimir Klitschko, actuellement acteur majeur des revendications à Kiev, s’engage dans le combat contre l’illettrisme. Cette opération, avec un site conçu à l’occasion par l’agence Jung von Matt, propose de découvrir le sportif réalisant une typographie à l’aide ses poings trempés dans la peinture.

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ANZ Bank: GAYTMs

Advertising Agency: Whybin\TBWA, Melbourne, Australia
Executive Creative Director: Paul Reardon
Digital Creative Director: Damian Royce
Creatives: Tara Ford, Daniel Pizzato, Andy Lish
Digital Designer: Frieda Handoko
Executive Producer: Margot Ger
Producer: Lauren Pell
Digital Producer: Mish Fabok
Production Company: Will O’Rourke
Project / Artistic Directors: James Dive, Pete Baker / The Glue Society
Executive Producer: Michael Ritchie
Head of Projects: Josh Mullens
Project Manager: Mel Reardon
Regional Group Head: Mim Haysom
Group Account Director: Claire Tenzer
Account Manager: Alice McCormack
Head of Digital: Kimberlee Wells
Digital Planner: Scott Woodhouse
PR Agency: Eleven PR
PR Director: Rob Lowe
Account Director: Fiona Milliken
Senior Account Executive: Claire Verlander

Best Buy Touts Data Project as Key to Turnaround


Best Buy, in the midst of a turnaround effort, is touting a data project dubbed Athena as key to its future.

During a conference call with analysts, CEO Hubert Joly said an overhaul of the company’s marketing approach will be a key initiative over the next two years. The company plans to develop more targeted, relevant, personalized communications for customers using Athena, he said. That will include targeting customers based on past purchases, browse history, location and demographics.

“With Athena in place, over time, we will be able to shift more of our marketing efforts to targeted e-mail messages and offers,” Mr. Joly said. “[We will] implement programs for key buying occasions like gifting, life events and registry, and new movers, in addition to creating greater engagement with customers for our loyalty program and our credit card offering.”

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Capital Transit Network The Bus: Bonus, Girlfriend


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Advertising Agency:lg2, Quebec City, Canada
Creative Director:Luc Du Sault
Art Director:Luc Du Sault, Andrée-Anne Hallé
Copywriter:Andrée-Anne Hallé, Nicolas Boisvert
Planner:Catherine Darius
Account:Alexandra Laverdière, Isabelle Miville
Director:Francois Lallier
Production House:Nova Film
Producer:Dominik Beaulieu
Agency Producer:Isabelle Fonta
Sound Design:Boogie Studio

TBWA\Shanghai Debuts ‘Young Bloods’ Program

TBWA\Greater China is launching its first ever “Young Bloods” program — sort of like the agency’s version of Young Glory or Young Guns — as part of its global talent initiative.

The agency describes Young Bloods as “a fully immersive creative competition whereby successful candidates work alongside members of the agency’s creative department on client briefs, with the ultimate reward of one candidate being offered a permanent role within the agency.”

TBWA’s Young Bloods program began back in 2001, the brainchild of TBWA’s Worldwide Creative Director, John Hunt. “The programme is special because it’s not an internship,” explains Hunt. “The idea is so bloody simple – we just drown the talent with creative opportunity to do real work. It’s the only way to inspire and nurture the best young talent available. The Young Bloods release a lot of energy throughout the agency as well as offer a fresh perspective on our client’s brands. Often we learn as much from them, as they learn from us.”

TBWA/Greater China began the recruiting process near the end of 2013, working closely with The One Club in China to review potential candidates. The agency received submissions from all over China, and made a final selection of three young creatives: Jing Li, Xujia Niu and Guo Giang. This September, the submission process will begin all over again.

TBWA/Shanghai partnered with P.I.G. China to create an online film promoting the venture, which you can view above. It’s a strange one. Stick around for credits after the jump. continued…

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Reebok Skyscape: Forget

Advertising Agency: DDB, New York, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Matt Eastwood                
Creative Director / Art Director: Mariana Costa      
Creative Director / Copywriter: Julie Beasley                     
Head of Production: Ed Zazzera                          
Senior Producer: Heidi Baltzer                      
Senior Business Manager: Lynda Blaney-Smith       
Global Business Director: Chris Tussing                     
Management Supervisor: Damaris Marszalek         
Account Supervisor: Amanda Foderaro          
Production Company: Radical Media
Director: Dave Meyers
Executive Producers: Jim Bouvet, Maya Brewster
Head of Production: Frank Dituri
Producer: Carla Tate
Editorial: Rock Paper Scissors
Editor: Mikkel Neilsen
Executive Producer: Eve Kornblum

AIDS Task Force: The Tinder AIDS Project

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Use Tinder as a media to deliver the message of safe sex.

Advertising Agency:GREAT, Tel-Aviv, Israel
Vp Creative:Raz Messing
Copywriter:Ilan Yerucham
Art Director:Tom Zakai
Vp Strategy:Itamar Bar
Strategy Planner:Keren Levy
Social Media copywriter:Eliav Mendelson
Social Media Manager:Dor Aviran

Nick Ferrari up against Mishal Husain in BPG Awards

Nick Ferrari, LBC 97.3’s breakfast show presenter, is up against the newest presenter of BBC Radio 4’s ‘Today’ programme, Mishal Husain, for the title of Radio Broadcaster of the Year at the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards.

Leerdammer: The Boss

Advertising Agency: Y&R Paris, Boulogne-Billancourt, France
Creative Director: Pierrette Diaz
Art Director: Laurent Allory
Copywriter: David Laloum
Director: Neil Harris
TV Production: Christel Le Pennec, Estelle Diot
Production company: Quad
Sound Production: The Shop
Sound Director: Gael Roboam
Post-production: Digital District
Prost-production: Christelle Prud’homme
Published: February 2014

Coca-Cola: The Invisible Vending Machine


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Sliding Space-Saving Apartments – Sliding Doors Make for a Flexible and Functional Design Solution (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Keeping things linear and clean, this unique apartment uses sliding doors as a design solution to make sure it saves as much space a possible.

Located in Hong Kong, this nifty apartment was…

Ponysaurus Brewing Co.: Beer Would

The beer beer would drink if beer could drink beer.

Advertising Agency: Baldwin&, Raleigh, U.S.A.
Creative Director: David Baldwin
Creative Director: Bob Ranew
Art Director: Kellyn McGarity
Copywriter: Chad Temples
Illustrator: stock
Published: February 2014

Ponysaurus Brewing Co.: Wrestling

Great at being delicious. Terrible at arm wrestling.

Advertising Agency: Baldwin&, Raleigh, U.S.A.
Creative Director: David Baldwin
Creative Director: Bob Ranew
Art Director: Kellyn McGarity
Copywriter: Chad Temples
Illustrator: stock
Published: February 2014

Ponysaurus Brewing Co.: Imaginary

Tastes like an imaginary friend you can ride and also drink.

Advertising Agency: Baldwin&, Raleigh, U.S.A.
Creative Director: David Baldwin
Creative Director: Bob Ranew
Art Director: Kellyn McGarity
Copywriter: Chad Temples
Illustrator: stock
Published: February 2014

72andSunny, Samsung Launch ‘Sport Doesn’t Care’ for Paralympics

 

“Sport Doesn’t Care” is the platform behind 72andSunny’s and Worldwide Paralympic Sponsor Samsung’s new campaign, showing that no matter who you are, your excuse doesn’t matter in the world of athletics.

The 90 second spot from 72andSunny Amsterdam, dubbed “What’s Your Problem? Sport Doesn’t Care,” features paralympic athletes Jessica Gallagher (alpine skiing), Seung-Hwan Jung (ice sledge hockey), Katarzyna Rogowiec (cross country skiing and biathlon), Anna Schaffelhuber (alpine skiing), Evan Strong (snowboard cross), and Greg Westlake (ice sledge hockey). These paralympians share their problems, such as “I am not a morning person,” “It’s so cold,” “Side wind. I don’t like it.” I hate the rain,” and “I’m too tired” and other problems any athlete might face, followed by the “Sport Doesn’t Care” message.

“Conversations around the Paralympic Games tend to focus on disability over athleticism,” explains Younghee Lee, EVP/global marketing, IT & mobile at Samsung Electronics. “As a brand with a passion for sport, Samsung aims to make the dialogue more empowering, focusing on the courage and performance of athletes and encouraging participation.”

Australian alpine skiier Jessica Gallagher expressed excitement at being involved in the campaign. “I think that Samsung’s commitment to the Paralympic movement is incredibly important. It calls much-needed attention to the fact that we as Paralympians are really not different from our Olympic Games counterparts — we work just as hard and want to win just as much,” she said. “I ski the same as any Olympian, I just use adaptive equipment to help negate my vision loss. Whether you’re a top athlete or a young child just starting out, sport doesn’t discriminate.”

The spot follows on the heels of a kickoff manifesto spot which launched February 20th, with a third spot in the series set for release on March 7th. Stick around for the manifesto spot after the jump. continued…

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New Company to Make Sure Your Brand Isn’t Misrepresented Online

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Over the last few years, as the online marketing industry has continued to grow and evolve, its practices and technologies have become increasingly complex. There are new marketing channels popping up all around us and opening up previously unknown revenue streams that are lucrative to both brand manufacturers and resellers alike.

The challenge for brands though is in taking advantage of these new opportunities, because despite their ability to generate more revenue, they also generate more potential risks for large brands because of the number and anonymity of the affiliates involved. Thus, companies often forfeit control over the ways in which their brand is represented in the hopes of earning more profit, but this is a dangerous game.

Until now, brands have been stuck using various single-channel service providers to monitor and manage their different online marketing channels. While this puts some of the control back into the brand’s hands, it’s an incredibly inefficient way of going about things. But as problems in the marketplace arrive, so do solutions, and that’s what AdAssured hopes to offer.

AdAssured provides monitoring and compliance solutions for retail brands to help them manage their online marketing channels. The company offers three different service packages — affiliate compliance, reseller monitoring, and publisher brand oversight — and monitors and manages brand violations in search, content, email, malware, fraud, domain, link disruption, product catalog, price MAP, and more.

Of the offering, AdAssured Director of Operations Giuseppe Manzella said, “AdAssured was built to assess and manage threats to retail brands and manufacturers in virtually all advertising channels, helping brands make quick decisions and eliminating time intensive tasks for retailers. Our technology and service is unique in that it provides our clients with an all-inclusive service for monitoring and protecting their online presence.”