(TrendHunter.com) When people talk about throwing stones in glass houses, they don’t have ‘NY House’ in mind. The phrase refers to people watching their words and actions when they themselves are in…
Bitch all you like about your rivals Christmas ads but its got to be better than the Greggs promotion, and raise a glass to Victoria Fox
When you are tired of Christmas advertising, you are tired of life, said someone in advertising maybe.
Jeremy Lee would love to go to a lock-in like the one in Adam & Eve/DDB’s Christmas ad for Waitrose.
(TrendHunter.com) Once, desks were a point of pride for people working in offices, and though the workplace has changed, XDesk has found a way to maintain that classic conception while still incorporating the…
The billionaire Koch brothers are said to have tentatively agreed to support the publisher Meredith’s offer with an equity injection of more than $500 million.
We prepared poster HR campaign for Maltese Aid. They want to hire personal assistant to help the elderly people.
We prepared poster HR campaign for Maltese Aid. They want to hire personal assistant to help the elderly people.
BBC MAKE ME is a first of its kind interactive mood matcher for content. It lives natively on Facebook and catalogues more than 150 clips based on moods rather than programs.So if the user wants to feel happy, BBC MAKE ME serves them something that will make them laugh. Or if they want to feel sad, BBC MAKE ME serves them something emotional. BBC MAKE ME was created to tackle the fierce competition for 16-24 year-olds’ attention and to establish BBC as a brand that has relevant content ‘for them’.
FCB Ulka’s #NoConditionsApply campaign for Times of India aims to change the 400-year-old Bengali Hindu ritual of Shindoor Khela from one of division to one of inclusion. During this custom, married women come together to celebrate their marital status, while others – namely single women, divorcees and widows, as well as the gay and transgender community – are forced to look on, uninvited. #NoConditionsApply creates a newly inclusive Shindoor Khela: narrated by various unmarried women from the community, the film presents the point-of-view of these onlookers, and gives them a voice for change. This new celebration embraces all women, regardless of background or social identity, to transform the long-held tradition of division into a tradition of sisterhood.
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