KPMG, one of the world's 'big four' accounting firms, has appointed J. Walter Thompson as its global creative agency after a competitive pitch that involved all four major holding companies.
Ogilvy & Mather's "it happens here" campaign for 28 Too Many leads the way in the shortlist for the Charity category in this year's Campaign Big Awards.
Simon Veaney, head of social media and communications, American Express, explains how he balances the tricky task of creating compelling content on social media and delivering on key objectives.
Clarks has created a rich interactive multimedia experience, Clarks Unboxed, to chart the history of the brand through almost 200 years of revolutions and social upheaval, conflicts and chaos, disasters... read more
When the first match of the Rugby World Cup kicks off on 18 September, rugby fans are more likely to be sipping a Heineken beer than sending a parcel. So why is a delivery firm one of the tournament's... read more
British Airways has created a giant piece of coin art in one of its hangers to celebrate the launch of its discount season, the 'Big British Airways Take Off'.
American Apparel has been best known for its raunchy imagery, but consumers have had enough of that overtly sexualised ads, argues Nick Gray, managing director at Live & Breathe.
Adidas has unveiled the latest ad in its Sport15 campaign, with four-time Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi encouraging football fans to forge their own path.
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