Advertising Agency: 180 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Creative Directors: Andy Fackrell, Richard Bullock
Copywriter: Niklas Lilja
Art Director: Antero Jokinen
Photographer: Stephen Shore
Advertising Agency: 180 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Creative Directors: Andy Fackrell, Richard Bullock
Copywriter: Niklas Lilja
Art Director: Antero Jokinen
Photographer: Stephen Shore
Advertising Agency: 180 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Creative Directors: Andy Fackrell, Richard Bullock
Copywriter: Niklas Lilja
Art Director: Antero Jokinen
Photographer: Stephen Shore
Tuna as it is
Advertising Agency: Publicis MARC, Sofia, Bulgaria
Creative Director: Vladilen Achev
Illustrator: Givko Popov
The Dutch government’s consumer safety institute firework safety message campaign featuring a spoof Islamist terrorist group has been critisized for being insensitive and depicting a negative stereotype of the muslim community reports The Guardian.
A flying carpet was kept at the Hilton Car Park near the entrance to the Spices Restaurant.
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Colombo
Creative Directors: Anusha Wijeyaratne, Trevor Kennnedy
Art Director: Ramesh De Silva
Copywriter: Anusha Wijeyaratne
Additional credits: Selonica Perumal, Lalindra Amarasekara
Released: March 2007
We’re so in the mood for Christmas.
Advertising Agency: CreAds, Singapore
Creative Director: Patrick Lim
Art Directors: Ray Ticsay, Rebecca, Helmut Matthjis, Ching Li
Copywriter: Tzang M.
Account Management: Caryn Lim, Eliza Yeo
Media Buyer: Anne Fabregas
Published: December 07
Everybody has the same chance.
Advertising Agency: NBS, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Creative Directors: André Lima, Pedro Feyer
Art Directors: Bernardo Romero, Marcello Noronha
Copywriter: Sabrina Villar
Photographer: Studio H
Everybody has the same chance.
Advertising Agency: NBS, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Creative Directors: André Lima, Pedro Feyer
Art Directors: Bernardo Romero, Marcello Noronha
Copywriter: Sabrina Villar
Photographer: Studio H
Everybody has the same chance.
Advertising Agency: NBS, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Creative Directors: André Lima, Pedro Feyer
Art Directors: Bernardo Romero, Marcello Noronha
Copywriter: Sabrina Villar
Photographer: Studio H
The Golf. 95% recyclable.
Advertising Agency: DDB Berlin, Germany
Creative Directors: Amir Kassaei, Bert Peulecke, Stefan Schulte
Art Director: Tim Stuebane
Copywriter: Birgit van den Valentyn
Graphic Designer: Jussi Jaeaeskelaeinen
Photographer: Matthias Koslik
Published: December 2007
The Golf. 95% recyclable.
Advertising Agency: DDB Berlin, Germany
Creative Directors: Amir Kassaei, Bert Peulecke, Stefan Schulte
Art Director: Tim Stuebane
Copywriter: Birgit van den Valentyn
Graphic Designer: Jussi Jaeaeskelaeinen
Photographer: Matthias Koslik
Published: December 2007
The Golf. 95% recyclable.
Advertising Agency: DDB Berlin, Germany
Creative Directors: Amir Kassaei, Bert Peulecke, Stefan Schulte
Art Director: Tim Stuebane
Copywriter: Birgit van den Valentyn
Graphic Designer: Jussi Jaeaeskelaeinen
Photographer: Matthias Koslik
Published: December 2007
SINGAPORE – United Overseas Bank (UOB) has awarded its digital account to Arc after a lengthy pitch against incumbent Saatchi & Saatchi, Qais and XM.
This Ain’t No Disco is one of the more interesting entries in the new in ’07 ad blog category. Here’s some copy from their About page:
It’s a well known fact that some agencies spend huge chunks of their hard earned money turning lifeless commercial spaces into bastions of creativity. These interiors provide insight as to the breadth and depth of their thinking and creative execution. They create spaces to envy. Places to shout about – loud.
No Disco showcases these creative places via agency-submitted photography, giving the shops a chance to show off a bit and letting potential clients and hires get a feel for these companies, prior to an actual visit.
Some other notables new on the ad blog scene in ’07 include Adverganza, the daily (ad) biz, It Grows on Trees, Bad Banana Blog, Annette Moser-Wellman, egglog and The Toad Stool.
BusinessWeek has a new video program called Digital Dish. Fred Wilson, aka “A VC,” stopped by for a chat, which turned to soc nets and how some of them are bound to falter, if not disappear from the web altogether.
Here’s Wilson’s response to that charge…
“I think that you’re missing one thing, which is that the web itself is becoming social. And the large social networks—whether it be MySpace or Facebook, Bebo, Meebo, Friendster even—will have a second life as providers of this social graph, data, into web services that are built on top of them. Social networking is a piece of every website that’s out there. There will be social networking on BusinessWeek.com, provided through Facebook. Social networking is an infrastructure.”
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