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1 Honda Diesel 'grrr' - This spot kicks 'cog' in its shiny metal arse. Rabbits, rainbows and flowers lead the revolution against dirty, noisy diesel engines in a cheery world of happy primary colours. Sheer animated bliss.
LONDON – FHM.com has launched the Style Channel, which builds on the site's existing fashion and style content and is designed to make shopping easy for users, with Sony Cyber Shot as sponsor for the first month.
Transport for London has launched interactive posters at London stations. The 25 posters use interactive technology to enable travellers to receive travel information direct to their mobile phones. Viacom Outdoor supplied the sites.
CREATIVE - Steve Henry, creative partner, HHCL/Red Cell Welcome to the cheap-shot shooting gallery. A place where (traditionally) traditional creative directors pretend that every ad comes from a beer brief and where the old "lads' view" of advertising flourishes, just as it does on D Alan Duncan,...
LONDON - The Daily Mail & General Trust saw pre-tax profits jump by 15% to £124.6m, as all sectors of its business showed growth, but it said the advertising outlook for 2005 was difficult to call.
Amplified, the content business backed by Martin Bowley and Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy, has hired Hannah Taylor to join its content planning team. She joins from Manning Gottlieb OMD, where she was a planner/buyer on the Virgin, AA and PlayStation accounts.
WINNER Title: Fly Eurostar Media agency: Manning Gottlieb OMD Media director: John Gittings Account director: Glyn Shadwell Creative agency: TBWA\London Creative directors: Clive Pickering, Neil Dawson Account planner: Michael Davidson Marketing director: Greg Nugent Client: Eurostar...
LONDON - P&O Ferries is reviewing its pan-European media planning and buying account.
P O Ferries is reviewing its pan-European media planning and buying account.
Capital Ideas, the creative division of Capital Radio Group, has secured a two-year deal with easyJet to be the sole production house for the airline's radio advertising. EasyJet has increased its radio spend from £1 million in 2000 to £3 million in 2003.
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