Absolute Radio will promote its new "real music matters" positioning through a campaign kicking off next week, as it prepares to become the first UK radio station to launch on Apple TV.
Rollasole, the shoes that can be rolled up to fit into a handbag, has launched its Christmas ad, campaigning for partygoers to take a bit more care of their feet.
Anomaly, the agency behind Elle Magazine's successful "more women" video, has created a film in which children answer the question: could a woman could do Father Christmas' job?
Atomic has appointed Louise Weston, the former head of programmatic at Maxus, as the managing director of its programmatic division
Logic Pro, the e-cigarette brand, is launching in France with the claim that its less messy than competitors.
The Advertising Standards Authority has confirmed it is investigating a Nurofen TV ad, as an Australian court bans a number of Reckitt Benckiser pain relief products for misleading customers.
Ogilvy & Mather has promoted Hong Kong-based Anthony Wong to the post of worldwide effectiveness director, the role formerly held by Tim Broadbent.
The battle of the Christmas ads is as fierce as ever, and now Harvey Nichols's "avoid gift face" has been named the most engaging ad this festive season, while last year's winner John Lewis only reached number seven.
Campaign asked creative agency FCB Inferno and Radiocentre, the trade body for commercial radio, to share their picks for the best use of music in this year's crop of Christmas ads.
Sainsbury's Mog the cat has beaten off John Lewis' Man in the Moon to become the UK's best-liked 2015 Christmas ad, according to an Adwatch poll by Marketing.
