Cadbury unveils world’s largest creme egg in Birmingham
In a bold and delightfully sweet celebration of Easter, Cadbury has unveiled what is believed to be the world’s largest Creme Egg — a towering three-foot-high chocolate creation currently...
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BritBox defies streaming trends with a 14-hour cinematic Ad celebrating craft and storytelling
In an industry increasingly driven by algorithms and AI-generated content, BritBox has chosen a radically different path: slowness, craftsmanship, and authenticity. The British streaming platform...
Black Mirror’s new season gets a subversive marketing campaign from Dentsu
Netflix’s hit sci-fi anthology series Black Mirror has returned with a new season, and its marketing campaign is as subversive as the show itself. Released on 10 April, six new episodes of...
The trend of anthropomorphizing pets: ChatGPT turns animals into humans
Imagine your friendly Labrador transformed into a bespectacled librarian or a rebellious tabby cat strutting around in Doc Martens. It may sound absurd, but this new trend is taking social media...
Ford celebrates action with bold campaign: "Doing Beats Talking"
Ford has recently launched a new advertising campaign celebrating those who "get things done" through its range of commercial vehicles designed to meet the most demanding needs. Titled "Doing...
Autistica Launches Bold Campaign to Smash Autism Stereotypes Through Humour and Storytelling
Autistica, the United Kingdom’s leading autism research and campaigning charity, has unveiled a new awareness campaign aimed at dismantling outdated and harmful stereotypes about autistic individuals....
Tinder Sparks New Beginnings with Bold "Burned Logo" Campaign for Ex Day in Mexico
What if we celebrated breakups not as endings, but as fresh starts? Ahead of April 14 — known in Mexico as El Día del Ex (Ex Day) — Tinder and creative agency GUT México have launched an...
X impose de nouvelles règles pour les comptes de parodie : un nom d’utilisateur modifié et plus de transparence
Depuis l’annonce de la mise en place des étiquettes "Compte parodie" en décembre dernier, X (anciennement Twitter) continue de renforcer ses règles en matière de transparence sur les comptes...
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