DCM celebrates digital with 'emotional' idents
23 Jan 2013 | by Maisie McCabe
enables us to express this on the big screen through the first of a series of short films that we hope ...
Candidates hoping to win a coveted Yellow or Black Pencil will be able to enter the awards up to this date, but will incur a 20% surcharge. Judges for the 2013 awards include Fred Railllard, the co-founder of Fred Farid; Alexandre Gama, the global creative leader at Bartle Bogle Hegarty, and the designer Ab ...
enables us to express this on the big screen through the first of a series of short films that we hope ...
the plate of Maryland Cookies, which they hope will be dunked into them. The TV ads were created by Mark ...
Alongside a feature looking at trends for 2013, PRWeek talked to Hill+Knowlton Strategies MD of retail and leisure and lead on sustainability Flic Howard-Allen and Hope Glory PR founder James Gordon-MacIntosh for their views. Though he warned some companies would lose 'a natural narrative', Gordon-MacIntosh said that a ...
Hawking said: "I confess I am a fan of the Gocompare.com adverts, but I am also an opera fan, so I was delighted to be given the opportunity to help save the nation and silence Gio. I hope the public find it as funny as I did." ...
BT is one of the seven investors in the YouView consortium, which has developed an internet-connected set-top box, bringing catch-up and pay-TV functionality as an alternative to signing up to Virgin Media and Sky. Like fellow investor TalkTalk, BT is hoping that offering YouView will tempt customers ...
to even greater heights. We hope you enjoy the films. To see more in this series, visit the Three ...
, marketers are at risk of missing the bigger picture. Staying in touch with the wider world and the hopes ...
to digital, the spread of tablets, privacy issues and his hopes for Arsenal in the Champions League.
Clearcast upheld its original ban, claiming the ad (above) "could be seen as telling people not to go to supermarkets and buy soft drinks, instead help to save the environment by buying a SodaStream". Fiona Hope, SodaStream managing director, said she was "extremely concerned" about the final decision ...