Gillette’s Father’s Day Campaign
Procter & Gamble, the official sponsor of the Olympic Games, launched a “thank you mom” campaign at the beginning of March… Read Full Story
IKEA Cardboard Posters Transform Into Moving Boxes
As I’ve read, it turns out that July 1st is a popular moving day in Quebec, Canada, and as a result it causes a bit of chaos and a certain lack of… Read Full Story
Evian Delivers Water at the Touch of a Button
Evian, the French mineral water brand, decided to establish a closer, online connection with consumers… Read Full Article
Coca-Cola Gives Us a Little Bit of Happiness With Its New Ad
Even though they are set around the the world for a different reason, security cameras have been used in Coca-Cola’s new ad to show some good deeds people are capable of… Read Full Article
Chandon Unveils The American Summer Bottle
Chandon, a California based winery – subsidiary of LVMH (Moët Hennessy – Louis Vuitton), has unveiled a limited edition bottle… Read Full Article
H&M and Maison Martin Margiela – The Latest Fashion Collaboration
H&M never sleeps – after many fashion collaborations, the brand has made another, this time with a bit more avant-garde designer Maison Martin Margiela… Read Full Article
Coca-Cola Releases Limited Edition 2012 London Olympics Cans, The “Eight-Pack Of Athletes”
We’ve already seen the Australian version of the limited edition Coca-Cola Olympic bottles, but here is another Coca-Cola Olympic limited edition package… Read Full Article
Kopparberg Launches “Swengland” Campaign for Euro 2012, Gives Away Fake Mustaches
Kopparberg has launched its first soccer-based campaign, concentrating mainly on upcoming European Soccer Championship… Read Full Article
The Evolution of Influence: How Creative Firms Came to Power
Throughout the last century, creative people – notably writers and designers – played an increasingly important role in the world of business… Read Full Article
The Intersection of Digital and Brand
One of the side effects of the rate of change every brand team experiences is that looking back can seem, well, foolish… Read Full Story



















