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Environmentally-friendly taxi service Greentomatocars is launching its first campaign since handing its ad account to Dentsu London.
Some great ads in this weeks top 10 global viral ad chart kicking off with the Australian Transport Accident Commission and a montage of road safety spots over the past two decades set to REM.
AKQA has created an online animation for Pot Noodle to support the launch of "Pot Noeldle", the new four minute roast turkey and stuffing flavour product.
At the top of this week's top global virals chart is T-Mobile's beatboxing flashmob, giving passengers at Heathrow something to smile about, which probably makes this ad a world-first in at least one way.
Dutch advertising agency John Doe has launched an "anti-smartphone" that only allows the user to make and receive calls, and has no extras such as a camera, internet access or even a screen for text messages.
European Parliament (EU) members have hit out at online behavioural advertising, indicating that it could be a breach of consumers' privacy rights, and proposed a number of regulations.
Channel 4's live quiz show The Million Pound Drop has set a new standard in the merging of TV and online, writes Jimmy Maymann, chairman at Goviral.
Prime Minister David Cameron has called for reform to UK copyright law to allow "fair use" of intellectual property (IP) that will help attract hi-tech digital companies to east London's "Silicon Marshes" between Shoreditch and Stratford.
A social media-adapted version of the Old Spice 'The best your man could smell like' is vying with ads for John Lewis, Philips and others to win the first 'My YouTube Ad of the Year' award, being given in conjunction with the Campaign Media Awards.
Britvic is launching a digital campaign to promote its J2O White Blend brand in pubs and bars this Christmas, in a promotion that gives people the chance to win a trip to New York.
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