Events - Mischief PR - BAA's Heathrow diary flies off shelves
17 Dec 2010 | by Cathy Bussey
BAA wanted a way to cut through the negative headlines - so Mishcief PR brought in a resident philosopher.
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An ice-cream van for dogs meant a great photo op and acres of media coverage for TV channel Boomerang.
BAA wanted a way to cut through the negative headlines - so Mishcief PR brought in a resident philosopher.
Golden Goose found a topical way to play up Beautifulpeople.com's already controversial picture rating system.
The new owners of Gatwick airport wanted a something fun to generate some good headlines last Christmas. Cue a large dose of 'live' reality TV.
A campaign incorporating GMTV, students unions and a celeb chef helped bring back the Findus Crispy Pancake.
The General Election provided the perfect opportunity for ad agency Albion to have some digital fun with the three candidates.
Real Crisps got into election spirit by putting the party leaders' faces on their packets and inviting the public to pick their favourite.
A photography competition was at the centre of a campaign that celebrated the art of a great building. By Cathy Bussey.
Slice PR devised a campaign to encourage mums to take time for themselves for client Radox. By Cathy Bussey.
Woolley Pau PR turned Sudocrem into a cult brand to back the launch of a new skin care cream. By Cathy Bussey.