Burger King takes a pop at Ronald McDonald with a clown-free campaign
KFC attacks copycat shops, but does it make itself look bad in the process?
The latest Clif Bar film illustrates how to make corporate purpose films work by being real
How the Alzheimers Society asked kids to chat to people with dementia and encourages you to do the same
In Mental Health Awareness Week, Burger King’s campaign fails to appreciate the reality of suffering from mental illness
It’s good that a brand such as Burger King highlights the issue of mental health, but from the slick ‘pop’ video, to the #feelyourway hashtag, to the dig at McDonald’s, this campaign feels frivolous
March For Our Lives campaign features a schoolgirl teaching adults the shooter safety training
A US movement to end gun violence makes a film showing the horror of kids having to learn how to survive a school massacre
Gold’s Gym uses shock tactics to get you to work out
Heartbreaking Instagram Holocaust diary Eva.Stories makes sure we never forget
This is not just an ad revamp, this is an M&S ad revamp
