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Phones4U has termed its victory against hundreds of complaints about its horror-themed ad "a triumph" of "creative" and "impactful advertising".
I absolutely love Christmas advertising. It helps to get me in the festive mood. But I'm finding a lot of this year's offerings disappointing, misguided and worst of all - lazy. So what's been the issue this year?
Budgets may have been the main issue in the spotlight, but a good few brands still managed to mess up in spectacular style in 2011, writes Nicola Clark.
Marketers had reason to be concerned as the New Year arrived, but despite continued economic uncertainty, 2011 delivered marketing milestones in droves, writes Nicola Clark.
John Lewis has built on its victory as Campaign's Advertiser of the Year in 2010 with a Christmas spot that has captured the nation's imagination.
Tesco has been rapped by the advertising watchdog for misleadingly implying its lettuce was available to purchase within 24 hours of being picked.
Confused.com is launching a marketing campaign to promote a new tie-up with loyalty scheme Nectar.
Although the economy has continued to provide a headache for marketers, some TV advertising managed to achieve cut-through with the beleaguered British public, writes Gail Kemp.
With girl band Little Mix taking 'The X Factor' winners' crown, we take a look behind the scenes of Marks and Spencer's Christmas ad featuring the final contestants.
Morrisons' Christmas ad by DLKW features Freddie Flintoff and Sir Bruce Forsyth and is set in a fantasy Christmas market. We take a look behind the scenes.
