Government reveals adspend details in openness drive
Posted in: UncategorizedThe government has published detailed information on government spending, including its advertising, over the past two years, as part of Prime Minister David Cameron’s openness drive.
Fine Kohl
Posted in: UncategorizedUne série de visuels représentant les très belles réalisations de l’illustratrice Fine Kohl. Cette artiste allemande présente ses travaux de haute qualité sur un Moleskine, ainsi que des photographies de son livre pop-up conçu pour sa thèse de fin d’étude.
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Media Bitch’s Diary 4 June
Posted in: UncategorizedRelations between press barons flower at Chelsea, Primesight’s sales boys scrub up well at Sex and the City 2, MEC hits Zenith where it hurts, and Shortlist Media backs a surprising winner. PLUS: Win an iPad
Diageo shakes up global marketing structure
Posted in: UncategorizedDiageo has overhauled its global marketing department in a bid to move towards a category-led approach.
Suntory hands Nexus/h advertising and media brief
Posted in: UncategorizedSuntory, the Japanese single malt whisky brand, has appointed Nexus/h as its first retained UK advertising agency.
B&Q turns to football garden gnomes to prevent sales drop
Posted in: UncategorizedB&Q has started selling a garden gnome wearing an England football strip, as it hopes to prevent a drop-off of DIY sales usually associated with sporting events.
River Island hires Landor for branding project
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – River Island has appointed Landor Associates to undertake a brand evaluation project to give it the edge in the increasingly crowded fashion retail market.
Pernod-Ricard shifts global Kahlua account out of Publicis into TBWA
Posted in: UncategorizedPernod-Ricard brand Kahlua has moved its multimillion global advertising account out of Publicis New York and into TBWA’s New York office.
Aviva features customers in ‘local hero’ campaign
Posted in: UncategorizedAviva has launched an ad campaign encouraging consumers to nominate local community ‘heroes’.
McGarry Bowen launches London shop
Posted in: UncategorizedMcGarry Bowen, the US headquartered creative agency, is launching a London office, mirroring its parent company Dentsu’s recent move to the UK.
NY Times adds top political blogger to site
Posted in: UncategorizedNEW YORK – The New York Times is following the trend to bring in more bloggers to its website with the news that it is folding the top political blog FiveThirtyEight.com into the NYTimes.com.
FT iPad app proves more popular than its iPhone app
Posted in: UncategorizedThe Financial Times’ iPad app has registered three times more downloads in its first two weeks since launch, than its iPhone app managed, according to the publisher.
Sky buys Virgin Media TV for £160m
Posted in: UncategorizedBSkyB has acquired Virgin Media Television for up to £160m and entered into a number of agreements providing for the carriage of certain Sky standard and high-definition (HD) channels.
Travel brands call on government to reform taxes
Posted in: UncategorizedTravel brands have called on the new coalition government to create a new “fair” taxation system, which does not put off consumers.
Cholula Hot Sauce: UFO, Ark, Ravine
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising Agency: JWT, Singapore
Regional Executive Creative: DirectorTay Guan Hin
Executive Creative Director: Ali Shabaz
Creative Director: Koh Hwee Peng
Copywriter: Gao Yuanheng
Art Director: Tay Kok Wei
Producer: Abby Glassfield
Illustrator: Robert Hunter
Typographer: Tay Kok Wei
Expedia to roll out live videos of destinations
Posted in: UncategorizedExpedia is to implement a ‘try-before-you-buy’ scheme in an attempt to increase bookings.
Taco Bell UK openings ‘could hit sister brands’
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Yum! is to re-introduce its Taco Bell Mexican fast-food chain to the UK.
Sony SingStar targets summer festival-goers
Posted in: UncategorizedSony Computer Entertainment UK has signed up 80s chart acts Belinda Carlisle and Vanilla Ice to front a summer-long music-themed campaign for its PlayStation music-game series SingStar.
Richard Desmond says he wants to buy The Sun
Posted in: UncategorizedRichard Desmond, the owner of the Daily Express and Daily Star, has said he wants to buy The Sun newspaper from Rupert Murdoch, despite the UK’s biggest tabloid not being for sale.