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| | | | | EDF, the French energy supplier, has called a European advertising review, putting the incumbents, BBDO and Havas Worldwide, on alert. | | | | | | Tribal Worldwide London has promoted Simon Poett, a creative director at the agency, to the role of executive creative director, replacing Chris Baylis. | | | | | | Group M caught up with Sir Martin Sorrell after a brief tour of this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. | | | | | | Hugh Baillie, the former Ogilvy & Mather chief executive and a founder of Hello People, has been hired as the chief executive of Grand Union and the UK arm of its parent company FullSIX. | | | | | | UKTV, which owns channels including Gold and Dave, has expanded its creative roster to include Joint and Wieden & Kennedy. | | | | | | Edward 'Ed' Noonan Ney, the former chief executive and chairman of Y&R and US ambassador to Canada, has died aged 88. | | | | | | Procter & Gamble, the FMCG giant, has topped the viral chart this week with an ad based around its sponsorship of the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics. | | | | | | Jed Glanvill, the former Mindshare UK chief executive and EMEA regional leader, has launched Glanvill&Co, described as a new breed of specialist firm, which can offer flexible, senior talent and solutions on tap. | | | | | | The European Commission has approved the merger of Publicis Groupe and Omnicom Group, moving the holding companies a further step towards creating the world's largest advertising company. | | | Latest Work | | | | | The Cold Feet actor John Thomson stars in Kingsmill s latest TV ad, which pushes the 50/50 loaf. The spot, by Contagious Content, shows Thomson s on-screen children trying to set him up on an internet dating site. It was created by Paul Weiland (wh... | | | | | | Guardian News Media has released a new TV campaign championing its weekend newspapers and, in particular, its new Saturday supplement called Do Something . The spot, created by Bartle Bogle Hegarty, shows the destruction caused by a man left alone... | | | | | | O2 is promoting its January sale with a TV spot showing dogs racing to the shops. The ad, created by VCCP, is part of the mobile operator s wider "be more dog" campaign, which aims to make people more enthusiastic. Shot in slow-motion, the film sees ... | | | | | | |
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