Amnesty International appoints Quiet Storm and Zerofree
17 Dec 2008 | by Darren Davidson
LONDON - Amnesty International has appointed creative agency Quiet Storm and digital agency Zerofee
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ActionAid pressures Tesco on developing world wages with viral spoof
23 Dec 2008 | by Miranda Fitzgerald
The viral , developed by digital marketing agency Nonsense, is part of the development charity's Small change, big difference' campaign. It claims that for every 1.50 shoppers spend on South African apples at Tesco, just 8p goes to the farm workers that supply them. ActionAid said that if Tesco paid ...
Ofcom review: "Junk-food rules are working"
17 Dec 2008 | by Staff
in advertising revenues and a 6 per cent decline in food and drink advertising revenue. Most other digital ...
Government to sell Royal Mail stake to private operator
16 Dec 2008 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
in that period, this is dwarfed by the 500m impact of customers using digital instead of postal communications. ...
Campaigns: Public affairs/digital - Forum battles to beat cyber crime
12 Dec 2008 | by Cathy Wallace
Campaign: Bring back the National High Tech Crime Unit (NHTCU) Client: The Corporate IT Forum PR team: In-house Timescale: 2006-ongoing Budget: C. £10,000 Cyber criminals are using increasingly sophisticated and advanced methods to steal customer and company data and damage corporate networks....
Scotland picks six for agency roster
12 Dec 2008 | by Gemma O'Reilly
including PR, direct marketing and digital. ...
Conservative Party embraces digital campaigning with senior appointment
11 Dec 2008 | by Gemma Charles
Hunt's duties will include fronting online campaigning activities in the media, championing digital communications among his parliamentary colleagues and spreading the new media message to constituencies. He will work closely with Tory new media head Rishi Saha. Hunt also plans to build closer links ...
The Work: New Campaigns - UK
05 Dec 2008
Director: Carl Erik Rinsch Editor: Digital Domain Post-production: Digital Domain Audio Post-production: Digital Domain Exposure: National TV THE LOWDOWN LG reveals the technology that comes out to play ...
NSPCC recruits youth to staff virtual agency to promote ChildLine
04 Dec 2008 | by Joe Thomas
in their lives they will have an immediate port-of-call. The NSPCC is working with digital agency iCrossing ...
Pablo the dog offers Frank view on cocaine
04 Dec 2008 | by Darren Davidson
. Digital advertising, produced by Profero, will run concurrently on a range of internet sites. The campaign ...
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