Campaigns with the fear factor
30 Oct 2011 | by Georgina Brazier
Several brands have tied in ads with Halloween this year; we present a number of them here.
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Appointment to view: Behind the scenes of the Tropicana Sunrise
30 Jan 2012 | by Georgina Brazier
Tropicana wanted to brighten up commuter's mornings by making the sun rise two hours early in London's Trafalgar Square. We find out how they pulled it off.
Brand Republic inducts its first Hall of Famers
23 Sep 2011 | by Staff
Brand Republic has inducted the first six entrants to its Hall of Fame with Dare, Jill McDonald, John Lewis and Innocent among those honoured.
Brands get behind Comic Relief 2011
18 Mar 2011 | by Sarah Johnson
Brands from British Airways to TK Maxx have supported this year's Red Nose Day push for Comic Relief.
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