CREATIVE STRATEGY: EE launches with big bucks, but no big bang
15 Nov 2012 | by Simon S Kershaw
Occasionally, very occasionally, advertisers are well within their rights to do something that's really "out there".
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Occasionally, very occasionally, advertisers are well within their rights to do something that's really "out there".
As a recent cycling safety campaign from Karmarama shows, it can be worth listening to the sceptics, writes Peter Gilheany, director, Forster Communication.
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Advertising is not art. And nothing demonstrates this better than the respective attitudes to potential controversy. Artists have no problem confronting society's prejudices, hence for example, the book 'The Shock Of The New'.
Robinsons relationship with the Wimbledon Tennis Championships goes back to the 1930s when Eric Smedley-Hodgson first mixed barley crystals with fresh lemon and sugar to serve to the players.
This heart-warming TV ad positions the Volkswagen Polo as the small but tough car you can trust to protect your loved ones, as well as a car that will make you feel safe.
Jonathan Glazer marked his third outing as the director of the Stella Artois ads with an epic two-minute spot.
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