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The humorous campaign promotes no-nonsense coffee to showcase Philips’ new espresso machine
The ‘You’re all Set’ campaign from Droga5 brings the nonsense of not-planning to life for the restaurant booking platform
The BITE Big Christmas ad round-up is a testament to the enduring power of creativity.
The Christmas campaign from Droga5 sees football and Christmas festivities collide
Nick Law on why holding companies need to be reinvented, why creative leadership matters and what deep simplicity means for Accenture Song.
The new campaign from Droga5 London captures the power of imagination
The brand marks the launch of its new Cookie Cone Extrême with a next-level pillow fight
Vestiaire Collective showcases the power of pre-loved fashion
The session aims to put some of the marketing and creative industry’s true changemakers in the spotlight
Consumers are done with talking, with words and empty promises, with hard to imagine numbers and overwhelming quantities. What they want is proof and evidence of brands making a change, and a means for them to do the same.
This year we watched robots struggle with their emotions, a Game of Thrones dragon burn down a Bud Light jousting tournament and Andy Warhol eat a Whopper. Read below for our take on the trends to have emerged from the Super Bowl 2019.
While there is no question that print publications have been and still are struggling, the medium has still not lost its power to delight, shock and engage. What we are seeing is print finding a new relevance in a digital-first world.
Outdoor ads morphing as we move through a city is a polarising thought. Face recognition and location tagging already make it possible for advertisers to know who and where we are.
The unifying nature of sport creates an incomparable platform for brands, especially as the avenues through which we watch it grow, shift and change. In 2017 the sports market was estimated to be worth around $700billion.
Politics took a backseat at this year’s Super Bowl as brands chose to spend most of their $5m+ budget on celebrities and good old family friendly entertainment.
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