Hasta La Creative!

Bubblicious from Rex The Dog on Vimeo.

Just a good video I recently saw and thought it was worth sharing. Check the rest of the band’s videos here, they are actually pretty nice too.

LONDON – ITV is considering launching a judicial review in a bid to overturn today’s decision by the Government to block product placement in UK originated programmes.

LONDON – Double Fusion, the in-game and multi-platform advertising network, has promoted Noam Korin to vice-president of advertising sales, Europe.

Advertising Aggency: DDB, Milan, Italy
Eexecutive Creative Director: Vicky Gitto
Art Director: Ricard Valero
Copywriter: Alessandro Mian
Photographer: Andrea Melcangi
Post Production:The Scope, Hamburg

LONDON – Viacom-owned MTV Networks International has appointed Pierluigi Gazzolo as chief operating officer.

LONDON – Google is expanding its display offering by launching a behavioural targeting ad programme that will display ads across its AdSense content network and YouTube.

With some 4.4 million people joining the ranks of the unemployed since the recession began in December 2007, job sites have seen a healthy bump in traffic. ComScore's December 2008 website-traffic report revealed "job search" as the fastest-growing content-site category, up 51% from the previous year. The country's two largest job sites, CareerBuilder and Monster, both spent significant media budgets on- and offline, hoping to capture a higher share of this surge in traffic. So how differentiated and effective were their media plans?

LONDON – Google has today launched trials of behavioural targeted display advertising on the Google content network and YouTube, allowing advertisers to target people with relevant ads on the websites they visit.

Découverte du portfolio de Ciril Jazbec, jeune photographe de 21 ans résidant en Slovénie. Il collabore déjà avec de nombreux magazines comme National Geographic Junior, Gea ou Brillant. Parmi ses clichés, des portraits pleins de poésie. Plus d’images dans la suite.

LONDON – Advertising for the government’s Change4Life campaign has been criticised by computer games firms for linking the playing of the games with an early death.