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26 May 2010

Latest News 'There definitely is a God' ad most complained about in 2009 Ben Bold, 26 May 2010 A poster pronouncing 'There definitely is a God' was the most complained about ad in 2009, according to the Advertising Standards Authority and Committee of Advertising Practices' annual report.   VCCP lands £3m account for property site Zoopla Joe Thomas, 26 May 2010 LONDON - Zoopla has appointed VCCP to its estimated £3m TV advertising account, following a pitch against undisclosed agencies.   Louis Vuitton 'hand-made' campaign falls foul of ASA Alex Brownsell, 26 May 2010 LONDON - The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned a series of print ads for luxury fashion brand Louis Vuitton, ruling they mislead consumers into thinking its products are hand-made.   Hovis goes back to 70s for new TV spot John Reynolds, 25 May 2010 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.   ITV forced to pay for Nike's World Cup ad howler Daniel Farey-Jones, 25 May 2010 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...     Also in the News RTL reportedly ready to auction off Five Ben Bold, 26 May 2010 St Luke's creates comedy viral to promote local press vote Ian Darby, 25 May 2010 IAB backs OFT behavioural targeting review Sara Kimberley, 25 May 2010   Sign-up for new Campaign email bulletins Sign-up for Campaign's new Daily Fix, breaking news and weekly Creative Fix email bulletins Sign-up for new Campaign email bulletins Latest Work Mars 'raised voices' by AMV BBDO 25 May 2010 Mars is releasing a 2010 version of John Barnes' 1990 footballing rap as part of a TV campaign aiming to tap into consumer excitement about the forthcoming World Cup.   John Smith's 'antiques' by TBWA London 24 May 2010 John Smith's has launched its second TV spot starring comedian Peter Kay.   Nike 'write the future' by Wieden & Kennedy 24 May 2010 Nike has launched a World Cup themed ad starring Wayne Rooney.   More Work   Blogs Latest Blog Entries Sharpen those pencils Lolly and Nat No, we're not talking about D & AD. But the Draw-a-thon - as in, 24 hours of continuous drawing, in... Here's that sick squid I owe you steve henry   What I love about advertising is that it’s where commerce meets creativity. But you've got to make sure the... Spending warm summer days indoors Ian Darby It looked like nice weather outside this past weekend. Not that I went much beyond the front door due to... More Blogs Campaign Jobs Head of Search (SEO), Octopustravel.comExcellent / negotiable, Central London Senior Account Researcher, Millward Brown£generous, West Midlands Senior Planner, Daniel Marks London£70K-75K + Excellent Benefits, Central London Account Manager - healthcare, Zodoexcellent base salary, Central London Copywriter, ZodoCentral London Digital Creative Lead - £50,000 - £55,000 - Central London, Cogs Agency£50,000 - £55,000, Central London Multi Media Flash Developers, Creative Recruitment£250 to £350 per day, Central London Senior Communications Planner - Freelance, Periscope Recruitment LLP£60000-£80000, Central London Digital Creative Director, Creative RecruitmentNeg depending on skills/exp, Middle East Account Director - high profile telecoms brand! , Lipton Fleming£45000-£50000, Central London More Jobs Manage my bulletins     Unsubscribe from this bulletin   Home     News     About Us     Contact Us     Advertising     My Campaign Live     Log in       Advertising Jobs     Marketing Jobs     Media Jobs     Digital Jobs     Design jobs     Direct Marketing Jobs   © Haymarket 1957 - 2010 All rights reserved