NHS uses 'dark' virals to warn youth about the dangers of drinking
09 Dec 2009 | by Joe Thomas
LONDON - The NHS has launched a viral campaign which shows showing a woman urinating in the street and a man dressed as a turkey being run over by a car.
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LONDON - The NHS has launched a viral campaign which shows showing a woman urinating in the street and a man dressed as a turkey being run over by a car.
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LONDON - The Advertising Standards Authority has cleared a TV ad for Smirnoff Vodka, despite complaints it suggested alcohol could enhance mood and musical performance.
LONDON - A TV ad which claimed KFC's chicken was delivered fresh to each store daily has dodged a ban by the Advertising Standards Authority after viewers objected it was misleading.
London - Draftfcb has retained the £15 million direct marketing account for the Post Office.
LONDON - International development charity ActionAid has appointed We Are Social as its retained social media agency.
LONDON - The Labour Party is expanding its digital marketing capability as it looks to challenge the Conservative Party's online presence ahead of next year's general election.
The NCT has hired Amazon PR to increase its profile on social issues linked to parenting.