As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, the Ad Council and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration today unveiled a new series of public service announcements focusing on increasing awareness of mental health problems among young adults. The effort was created to educate adults 18 to 25 about these problems and encourage them to support friends and family who are experiencing mental illness.
New viral video campaign with a sexy monkey with a sexy french accent on a table dance…
Advertiser: Gainomax
LONDON – News International’s commercial leader, Paul Hayes, joked his neck could be on the line if the publisher’s eagerly anticipated plans to erect paywalls around online content fail next month.
LONDON – The Internet Advertising Bureau has backed Office of Fair Trading’s calls to provide consumers with clearer information about how online personal data is used.
This monumental billboard 27 meters by 33 meters is standing up in Boulogne sur Mer (North of France) as a support to the French Team for the Football Worldcup by Nike
Advertiser: Nike
Agency: Ubi Bene
LONDON – News International is set to become the latest publisher to launch an iPad app, mirroring moves by some of its rival national newspaper publishers.
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — The New Yorker wants to let readers pay once for digital access across the iPad, the Kindle and other platforms, hoping to improve on the current industry practice of charging even subscribers for each edition on each device.
LONDON – It’s all change in the BR branded app chart this week, with Pringoooals and Britain’s Got Talent making way for a host of new entries from the likes of Argos, Virgin Atlantic and Volkswagen.
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This one gets points for perseverance.
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LONDON – Hovis is transporting viewers back to 1970s Gateshead for the setting of its latest TV ad, promoting a new bread loaf which it claims helps lower cholesterol levels.
LONDON – Two years since its launch, reaction to the BBC’s on-demand iPlayer service has been “overwhelmingly positive” and represents good value for money, according to the findings of a BBC Trust report today.
LONDON – DSG international, the electrical goods company, has appointed Steak to improve the online performance of its UK brands Currys, Dixons.co.uk and PC World.
LONDON – O2 has struck an exclusive partnership with Dell for the launch of its iPad rival, Dell Streak.
Google TV will be another ITV failure because it won't spur consumer adoption with a technology approach that misses the mark, and here's why.
“This weekend Euro RSCG London launched the Dulux ‘Let’s colour’ campaign with a TV advert celebrating colour in four cities around the world. The project is called ‘Dulux Walls’ and focuses on a series of painting events in the UK (Virginia Primary School, Tower Hamlets, London), France (Aulnay sous Bois, Paris), Brazil (Lapa, Rio de Janeiro) and India (Chandpole Chowki, Jodhpur).
The film was directed by award winning Director Adam Berg and highlights the journey of colour across the world as people and colour combine to regenerate public and private spaces.
Each local community was engaged to transfer dull and grey spaces into something more interesting using Dulux colour paint. Further events are scheduled to take place around the world in the near future as part of Dulux’s ambition to ‘add colour to people’s lives’.
Title: Dulux Let’s Colour
Weblink: www.letscolourproject.com
Client: (Dulux) AkzoNobel Decorative Paints
Agency, City: Euro RSCG London
Director — Adam Berg
Creative Director — Fernanda Romano
Creative — Fábio Abram
Creative — Bráulio Kuwabara
Senior Planner — Rebecca Moody
Agency TV Producer — Jodie Sibson Potts
Production Company Producer- Ben Croker
Agency Account Director — Ken Mulligan
Production Company- Stink Productions, London
Music title & Artist: “Go Do” – Jonsi
A rede japonesa de lojas Uniqlo já está há algumas boas horas no topo do Trending Topics global do Twitter. O motivo é uma campanha que celebra o 26º aniversário da marca, chamada “Lucky Line”.
Funciona assim: as pessoas entram no site uniqlo.com/jp/#line, onde existe uma fila virtual. Ao entrar na fila, um tweet automático é enviado com a seguinte frase: “Eu entrei na Uniqlo Lucky Line. Sou o número X!”.
E um de cada 26 usuários é selecionado para ganhar um cupom de 1,000 yens para gastar nas lojas Uniqlo. No momento desse post já são 33968 pessoas na fila, e a promoção – válida só para japoneses – acaba no fim da semana.
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LONDON – ITV has agreed to pay signficant compensation to Nike after cutting short the premiere of its three-minute World Cup ad during the Champions League Cup Final on Saturday was marred by a transmission problem.
Utilizando novas ferramentas que transpõe os limites das velha mídia, é possível escrever, fotografar, ilustrar, diagramar, editar e enviar uma revista em apenas dois dias?
A resposta está nesse experimento mostrado no “pocket documentário” acima (em inglês, sem legendas), com todo o processo de produção da revista 48HR.
A conclusão é simples: não existem barreiras para que, qualquer grupo talentoso de pessoas, possa fazer aquilo que megacorporações fazem, de maneira mais ágil e mais barata.
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Découverte du Pantone Hotel, situé dans le centre-ville de Bruxelles. Conçu par le designer Michel Penneman et l’architecte Olivier Hannaert, l’hôtel reprend les 7 palettes de couleurs Pantone. Un hôtel chic doté de 59 chambres, à choisir en fonction de son humeur du moment.
LONDON – Twitter has revealed plans to ban third-party ad services, threatening the future of independent Twitter-based ad networks.
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