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KPN’s emotive new campaign addresses online bullying

Following its Cannes Lions Grand Prix-winning campaign last year that looked to tackle online shaming, leading Dutch telecommunications company KPN has now set its sights on the subject of online exclusion, releasing another video-led campaign aimed at young people. These initiatives form part of the company’s #BetterInternet brand platform, which launched last year alongside the previous… Source...

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Laphroaig x Willem Dafoe is a peaty partnership worth savouring

Laphroaig has unveiled its first ever global campaign partnership, joining forces with actor Willem Dafoe in a playful and eccentric ode to the whisky’s unmistakable character. The collaboration sits under the banner of Unphorgettable – a bad pun, but one we’re prepared to let slide on the strength of launch film The Taste, directed by the ever-inventive Tim Pope. In...

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Polestar calls out ‘dinosaur juice addicts’ in guerrilla campaign

Polestar isn’t mincing words with its new guerrilla marketing campaign. The Swedish EV manufacturer – which describes itself as an electric performance brand – has rolled out an eye-catching OOH activation that likens combustion engine dependency to a toxic relationship – one it says it’s time to walk away from. Launched to coincide with Climate Week NYC, the campaign swaps...

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Heal’s tackles the “great flattening” of British interiors in new campaign

Heal’s has collaborated with brand strategy consultancy Tomorrowism on its biggest brand repositioning in over a decade. The campaign looks to reassert the brand’s status as one of the country’s leading design authorities, as well as combat what the team sees as a widespread “flattening” of British interiors due to “fast furniture and short-lived trends”. Comprising a new visual identity…...

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Anthropic bets big on problem solvers with first Claude campaign

Anthropic has finally joined the advertising fray. Its debut campaign, Keep thinking, is less about glossy slogans and more about staking a claim: Claude, its AI model, isn’t here to replace your brain, but to sharpen it. Created in partnership with indie powerhouse Mother and backed by a multi-million-dollar spend, the campaign marks Anthropic’s first serious brand play after years...