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Phones4U has termed its victory against hundreds of complaints about its horror-themed ad "a triumph" of "creative" and "impactful advertising".
I absolutely love Christmas advertising. It helps to get me in the festive mood. But I'm finding a lot of this year's offerings disappointing, misguided and worst of all - lazy. So what's been the issue this year?
John Lewis has built on its victory as Campaign's Advertiser of the Year in 2010 with a Christmas spot that has captured the nation's imagination.
Tesco has been rapped by the advertising watchdog for misleadingly implying its lettuce was available to purchase within 24 hours of being picked.
Wickes, the home improvement retailer, has appointed Carat to handle its £23 million media planning and buying account.
Gala Coral, the European betting and gaming group, has appointed the7stars to handle its £3.3 million media buying business.
Comet, the electrical retailer that was acquired last month by a private equity company, has called a review of its £17 million advertising account as it looks at new ways to revive its business fortunes.
Groupon has been rapped by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) again, over two misleading ads and is being investigated by the Office of Fair Trading.
Retailer Harvey Nichols has launched a tongue-in-cheek "walk of shame" viral as part of its Christmas marketing push.
Krow breaks into the Creative league at number three after winning the £84m DFS business.
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