Hasta La Creative!

The German publisher’s sale of two regional newspapers and several magazines shocked Germans despite the company’s vow to stay in journalism.

A Jewish group’s complaint against the magazine Der Landser has added to the debate over the balance between free speech and efforts in Germany to eradicate the neo-Nazi movement.

The magazine Stern handed over 60 handwritten volumes that it published in 1983, mistakenly claiming they were Hitler’s undiscovered journals, to Germany’s Federal Archives for posterity.

Bertelsmann restarted BMG in 2008, and now has bought up the 51 percent stake owned by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, signaling a full return to the music business.

Neighborhood est le titre du court-métrage en double projection des étudiantes Saskia Kretzschmann et Vera Danilina. Comparant avec talent les détails de la métropole de New York à ceux de la province à Dessau en Allemagne, cette création sur une musique de Johnny Ripper est à découvrir dans la suite.

Rainbow Staircase est une création de l’artiste allemand Horst Gläsker qui a peint plus de 110 marches de couleurs à Wuppertal en Allemagne. L’artiste, spécialisé dans les créations colorées, a rajouté des mots décrivant les relations entre les êtres humains. Plus d’images de ce projet dans la suite.

Dacia Germany is attacking the established German car manufacturers and the status orientated car owners.

Teaser Spot 1:

Teaser Spot 2:

Full Spot:

Those concerned or interested can take a status test to find out the extent to
which they are affected by status symptoms on www.status-symptome.de/en.

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Creative Directors: Anke Winschewski, Tim Krink, Niels Hollebr /
Copywriters: Kurt Müller-Fleischer, Irina Schüllerbr /
Art Directors: Bill Yom, Nathalie Krüger/p

Brief:
Since the beginning of 2008, a new law gives the German federal government broad access to stored telephone and Internet data — including e-mail addresses, length of call and numbers dialled — for a six-month period. The private initative “Arbeitskreis Vorratsdatenspeicherung” called for a class-suit against the new law. But how can you make people believe how many traces they leave when surfing the Web?

Solution:
Though widespread discussions in the press, most users don’t realise what kind of data and to which extent they leave behind when surfing the Web. A special program visualises the digital fingerprint of every user. The fingerprints lead the user to a landing page and to special browser for anynomous Web surfing.

Results:
Being launched just in 2008, the “Fingerprint” project may be able, to fuel the discussion about privacy in the Internet and raise awareness for the issue. The sheer number of 30,000 participants that joined the class-suit of the Initiative at the German Constitutional Court clearly demonstrates the public interest.

Advertising Agency: NORDPOL+ HAMBURG, Germany
Creative Director: Ingo Fritz
Claudius Gerstner, Nordpol+ Hamburg
Art Directors: Dominik Anweiler, Mark Höfler

Advertising Agency: Scholz & Friends, Berlin, Germany
Creative Directors: Jan Leube, Matthias Spaetgens
Copywriter: Edgar Linscheid
Art Director: Marc Ebenwaldner
Photographer: Ralph Baiker
Account Supervisors: Katrin Seegers, Katja Weiden
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Dieter Frost
Graphic: Anatolij Pickmann
Postproduction: Gloss Postproduction