A nice piece about LOVE in The Drum. Maybe this year we’ll try to win the “Hybrid Design, Advertising and Digital Agency Of The Year Award” if such an award exists.
At this time of the year, the New Business League in Campaign is a bit like the football Premier League in the first few weeks of the season – whilst the big guns ease their way into winning form, smaller … Continue reading →
Everyone should have got one of these for Chrimbo. Simply set the middle rings to your personal preference. Liable to a bit of sneaky hampering however by wicked office mates who know you don’t like sugar/milk. Be warned. Saw … Continue reading →
We’ve been doing some new work with Umbro. If you’ve got a particularly strong view on whether goal-line technology should be introduced in football, whether women footballers should be paid the same as men or whether fans should have the … Continue reading →
Sometimes naff ringtones, dodgy landlords, celebs and overpriced lager can all get too much. Sometimes you just want to disappear. So if you’ve had enough of WAGS, ASBOS, CCTV and the X-factor; if dodgy landlords, greedy bank managers and nagging … Continue reading →
Lots of luck from LOVE to the National Year of Reading 2008. The year, which aims to inspire and excite us all to read more, was launched yesterday at Downing Street by Gordon Brown and the Education Secretary, Ed Balls. … Continue reading →
Another fine presentation from Glyn at Albion. Thanks for the LOVE mention, too.
This is a hat. A sombrero to be precise. This is Anita, our office manager. She didn’t want her picture taken, so I had to use this illustration from Keith Roberts’ 1970 book of the same name. This is Anita … Continue reading →
Here’s Marcus Bent of the mighty Wigan celebrating his hat-trick in the stupendous 5-3 win against Blackburn. Worthy of a blog post in itself, me thinks. But it’s also worth a mention for the meaning behind the mystery goal celebration. … Continue reading →
For the last three months we’ve had Steve Owen on placement with us. Sadly we didn’t have enough space for Steve at the moment, but he’s a good kid with lots of enthusiasm, so we’d highly recommend him to anyone … Continue reading →