| Latest News | | | | | Yeo Valley's farming-inspired boy band, The Churned, has failed to top its original song, 'Rapp', in the UK Official Charts on Sunday, after debuting at a lowly 94. | | | | | | Betfair has launched a TV ad featuring former England rugby player Will Greenwood in his dressing gown. | | | | | | Fallon, Albion and Leo Burnett are among the UK advertising agencies backing Good for Nothing's 50/50 Make or Break campaign, as part of Unicef's famine relief for East Africa. | | | | | | McDonald's has launched a musical-themed TV ad that portrays its key menu items as "iconic favourites" in the UK. | | | | | | ITV's 'The X Factor' had a peak audience of 11.9 million viewers on Saturday night and 13.5 million viewers on Sunday night, down more than 1.7 million viewers from the same shows in 2010. | | | Latest Work | | | | | RNIB is launching a new campaign created by St Luke's to highlight the daily challenges faced by blind and partially sighted people. | | | | | | Asus and Intel have launched a global campaign starring singer Jason Mraz. | | | | | | With work from British Airways, T-Mobile, Sainsbury's, Nationwide, Mastercard and John Lewis. | | | | Latest Blog Entries | | A Mentors Eye View: NABS Fast Forward Week 6 - A Guest Post from Clive Baker | Pauline Naylor, 17 October 2011, 4:10PM | | Like selling, but different | Steve Henry, 16 October 2011, 11:10PM | | The Most Important Thing He's Ever Done | Lolly and Nat, 14 October 2011, 11:10PM | | Shit, this is a good idea | Lolly and Nat, 14 October 2011, 7:10PM | | The Independent has a new look. It has. Who cares? | Jeremy Lee, 11 October 2011, 10:10PM | | ENTREPRENEURIAL THINKING | Dave Trott, 11 October 2011, 3:10PM | | | | | | | |
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