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17 May 2013
Campaign's selection of media news and views of note.
Peugeot, Stella, Ford and Samsung are some of the advertisers motorists will see on a new LED digital screen sheet, equivalent to a 500-inch TV screen on the Aston Expressway near Birmingham.
The Wrigley-owned 5 Gum has relaunched in the UK with an integrated campaign. The work, which was created by Billington Cartmell, spans outdoor, print and digital formats, as well as graffiti sites and in-store activity. The campaign invites people to try 5 Gum s core flavours watermelon and spearmint...
Wrigley is rolling out a major outdoor campaign supporting the launch of its Willy Wonka-style Starburst Flavour Morphs, which change flavour when chewed.
Blinkbox, the film-streaming service owned by Tesco, is turning up the heat on LoveFilm Instant and Netflix with a campaign that highlights selected films on its platform can be viewed over a year before they become available on other rival sites, without a subscription.
Subway is to launch a TV ad showing how choice can influence people's lives, as part of a £2m new ad campaign to promote its new low-fat flatbread range to healthy eaters.
The car manufacturer Subaru is launching a campaign to promote its new model, the Forester. The Manchester-based agency BJL created the campaign, which targets rural areas in the UK. In addition to local and national press ads, Subaru will place ambient ads in garden centres near selected dealerships...
Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO sabotaged a table football game in London and preyed on poor spellers as part of its latest executions for Snickers' 'You're Not You When You're Hungry' campaign.
Leo Burnett has created an installation at a Homebase store in Wandsworth, London, as part of the brand s "going fast" campaign. For the campaign, which targeted commuters and weekend shoppers, Leo Burnett made it appear as though Homebase products were disappearing into the ground to highlight that...
It was "a brave move to replace the world's most iconic brand with 150 names," said Coca-Cola GB and Ireland managing director Jon Woods, after today unveiling Coke's biggest-ever summer campaign.