I think I should like this ad. Haha…no no…no one is forcing me….just like that…kind of liked the color combination. The concept comes quite clear…what else do clients ask for. Nice work from McCann-Erickson.
| Headline: No pans. Easy beanzy. Subhead: - Bodycopy: - Baseline: - Agency: McCann-Erickson, London Client: Heinz Beanz |
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In my last post I wrote I was fascinated by BBC news service, when Internet and 24*7 cable television did not occupy our lives. I am glad that BBC is coming to America, USAites, who can not see much beyond their country produced feed will get to taste BBC stuff. That’s good and welcome change.
I got my hands on these amazing outdoor BBC ads from the American streets. Here they are for you.
Since my childhood I have been hearing praises about BBC News Service and how its news programming is the best in the world, unbiased, clear and how it maintains the same standard in so many world languages. Later, while growing up I realized that along with all these qualities BBC News Service also respects those native languages and has proved to be extremely successful in promoting and creating cross cultural dialogue.
The British Broadcasting Corporation, more popular as BBC is also supposedly world’s largest broadcasting corporation (one brand that Britons take pride of, BBC is much superior to American news services, a lot of people will argue, after all BBC does not blatantly propagates its state’s agendas).
So, when BBC launches its pioneering broadcasting service in America you better be sure that it would be as pragmatic as it is in other parts of the world. Or may be a bit more, after all America is America, all marketer’s paradise.
| Headline: Stop slavery Subhead: - Nil Bodycopy: www.stop-trafficking.ch Baseline: -Stop Slavery Agency: Walker, Switzerland Client: Amnesty International |
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Media darling David Beckham has stripped down to his brief again for an Armani advertisement, which was unveiled to screaming crowds (95% girls though, see pic below) a 100ft high poster covering five storeys of Macy’s department store in San Francisco.
The advert is a part of the former England football captain’s £10m three-year deal with Emporio Armani, which he signed last year. The black and white image shows Beckham standing in a pair of white Emporio Armani briefs set against the backdrop of Malibu Beach in California.
A new International Organisation for Migration (IOM) study on the extent of trafficking in human beings in the Russian Federation confirms that it is a growing problem, and one, which is misunderstood, barely acknowledged, and easily tolerated. The report also states that as trafficking in women is a multibillion-dollar industry, it has become a key source of revenue for Russian organised crime groups. souurce: UNDPI NGO