17 Dec 2012
| by Thinkbox
Ad agency Mother, London launched the first large campaign for UK's Match.com. The ad was part of a £7m through the line campaign, and features a couple finding love in a music shop.
13 Dec 2012
| by Justin Tindall, group executive creative director, Leo Burnett London
Justin Tindall, group executive creative director, Leo Burnett London reveals the three ad campaigns he admires but had nothing to do with.
31 Oct 2012
| by Thinkbox
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.
31 Oct 2012
| by Thinkbox
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.
31 Oct 2012
| by Thinkbox
Jonathan Glazer marked his third outing as the director of the Stella Artois ads with an epic two-minute spot.
19 Oct 2012
| by Thinkbox
Channel 4 launched its biggest ever marketing campaign on 17 July to promote coverage of the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
19 Oct 2012
| by Thinkbox
Levi's marketing style has often made use of old recordings of popular music in television commercials, ranging from traditional pop to punk rock.
19 Oct 2012
| by Thinkbox
Cresta was a frothy fruit-flavoured drink produced from the early 1970s through to the beginning of the 1990s.
12 Sep 2011
| by Mark Eaves, Gravity Road
The Thinking aloud speaker - Mark Eaves of Gravity Road provides an interesting perspective on the Guinness Book of Records - one of the earliest examples of owned media in this think piece. As well as showcasing one of the latest brilliant owned media launches from Footlocker.
02 Sep 2010
| by Vivienne Gillan
The Future Foundation has been closely tracking the growing phenomenon of cashless payments. Here we showcase some of the most salient highlights of our research to explore how close we are to becoming a cashless society and what this will mean for brands.