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Vodafone has released a TV ad across multiple markets as part of the campaign to promote its Red customer plan. The ad, by Grey London, is the second in the series and features a woman lying on a pier in the middle of nowhere. She ignores her vibrating phone before the spot ends with the line: "You have ...
Vodafone Ireland has launched a TV campaign to promote its improved network offering. The spot, by Grey London, shows a group of girls sitting in a cafe, one of whom is waiting for a call from a boy. It then cuts to a shot of the boy finding the girl's phone number in his pocket and throwing it in a bin ...
Vodafone has released a campaign to promote Vodafone Red, the customer proposition that includes multi-device plans, family pricing schemes and roaming offers. It introduces a limitless call and text plan. The 90-second TV and online spot, created by Grey London, shows two children kissing ...
The mobile operator 3 has launched an ad campaign featuring a Shetland pony moonwalking to the 80s track Everywhere by Fleetwood Mac. The campaign, by Wieden Kennedy London, aims to show people that sharing clips via social media can build and cement friendships. Blink s Dougal Wilson directed the 60 ...
BP has launched its new London 2012 advertising campaign.
The ad, by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, promotes the EDF customer reward scheme, Thank Yous, which offers opportunities to win tickets to London 2012. The soundtrack is the 80s A-ha hit Take On Me . The ad was written by Andy Booth and art directed by Jim Seath. It was directed by Nick Gordon through ...
Keith and Orville rap a musical tribute to the mobile network Giffgaff in a new ad by Albion, with the tagline: "Unlock your phone and unlock a chicken."
TalkTalk is promoting its sponsorship of The X Factor by giving people the chance to star in the programme's commercial break, as part of a new campaign created by CHI & Partners.
O2 promotes its 'priority moments' service in a new campaign by R/GA London.
Creative Russell Ramsey Executive creative director, JWT London Seems like everyone's making long-form commercials at the moment. Or are they short films? Or are they mini-documentaries? Or is it all branded content? The question is: where do people see it and how much do they really want ...
