Royal Fail: Firebox game parodies Royal Mail strikes
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Firebox is attempting to tap into public fury at the Royal Mail strikes by creating a game that parodies the amassed backlog of undelivered mail.
LONDON – Firebox is attempting to tap into public fury at the Royal Mail strikes by creating a game that parodies the amassed backlog of undelivered mail.
LONDON – Simon Brotherson, the award-winning art director whose campaigns include Smirnoff, Kit Kat, Stella Artois and Standard Life, has joined Euro RSCG KLP, the Havas-owned marketing communications agency, as a joint creative director.
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Advertising Agency: DDB, Stockholm, Sweden
Creative Director: Andreas Dahlqvist
Copywriter: Martin Lundgren
Art Director: Simon Higby
Web Director: Simon Mogren
Web Producer: Pontus Kindblad, Daniel Alinder
Web Designer: Karl-Johan Vogelius
Production Company: Birth, Stockholm
For the latest “City Blitz” effort from the Economist, this poster hung in 75 cities in the Dallas area. Because the posters were backlit, they resembled the glowing red monitors displaying the difficulty level on the gyms’ cardio machines.
Advertising Agency: BBDO, New York, USA
Chief Creative Officers: David Lubars, Bill Bruce
Senior Creative Director: Kara Goodrich
Senior Creative Director / Copywriter: Pierre Lipton
Senior Creative Director / Art director: James Clunie
Illustrator: Nick Dewar
LONDON – Visa is rolling out its first Olympic-themed ad campaign since appointing Publicis to its London 2012 communications account.
LONDON – WPP, owner of Media Week agency of the Year Mediaedge:cia, posted a 9% drop in UK revenue in Q3, but it insisted consumer and corporate confidence has recovered from “panic levels” earlier this year.
NEW YORK – Hyperlocal website WikiCity has been bought by Nebraskan newspaper group The Omaha World-Herald, promising to bring news and community pages closer together.
LONDON – Omnicom pulled its direct agencies out of the Post Office pitch before the short list was unveiled last week, Marketing Direct has learned, in protest over an unlimited liability contactual clause.
LONDON – Burger King has become one of the first brands to create an augmented reality banner ad, promoting its $1 cheeseburger in the US.
LONDON – Unilever has received 1,185 entries to its crowd-sourcing competition to get the public to create a TV ad for Peperami.
The World Wildlife Fund has a problem: it’s a well-established, famous charity competing with newer, trendier charities.
LONDON – A flash mob hit Sydney’s Bondi Beach today, performing a dance routine for unsuspecting beachgoers as part of a promotion for the Flip MinoHD digital video camera.
LONDON – WPP has agreed to acquire a 51% stake in Minteraction, a digital agency in Thailand, subject to regulatory approval.
LONDON – Media companies bounced back from the downturn during the third quarter of this year with stock market valuations rising by 33.5 per cent.
LONDON – Foo Fighters are following U2’s lead by streaming a one-off concert live on Facebook this weekend.
LONDON – Thomas Cook-owned Direct Holidays has appointed Rapp to handle its database management, call centre and fulfilment services.
LONDON – Cossette, the Canadian marketing group which owns Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy and Elvis, has urged its shareholders to hold off tendering their stock until the board has reviewed an increased offer made by a North American private equity group earlier this week.
LONDON – The European Commission has moved closer to prosecuting Britain for failing to protect consumers’ privacy from targeted ad providers such as Phorm.
LONDON – WPP’s third quarter revenues have fallen by 8.7 per cent, marking an improvement on its second quarter performance which saw the advertising giant suffer a 10.5 per cent revenue decline.