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Watchout for Pridewash season
June 24, 2019
Like polluting brands that "greenwash" their reputation by embarking on meaningless environmental corporate social responsibility, so we are starting to see Pridewash. These brands have a dodgy track record on LGBT rights, but are now celebrating Pride.
Just who is behind the No Thanks advertising campaign?
September 1, 2014
Whatever your views on the Scottish referendum, it has not been a good one for the marketing industry. While the Yes campaign can be criticised for deploying rent-a-mobs at events and having some very dodgy infographics, the No campaign’s efforts have been far worse. The latest “No” film is sexist and patronising – despite presumably trying to chase […]
When does an advert become editorial?
May 16, 2014
A newspaper's support for UKIP on its front page shows what happens when an advert becomes editorial.
The battle of the opening ceremonies
August 30, 2012
On the surface of the figures, Channel 4 will be delighted that last night’s Paralympic Opening Ceremony attracted the station’s largest audience share since the peak of Big Brother. And today’s blanket front page coverage for the Paralympics (only the Express don’t fully lead with the Opening Ceremony) is a positive sign that the Games […]
Beer, urine and the Australian legacy
August 7, 2012
While retailers have just a matter of days to launch behavioural change communications to bring back Olympic business, there’s plenty of Olympics PR still going on… Nation to watch: The Swiss are spending $4.6m on their London 2012 presence and from Holland’s Heineken House to Russia’s Sochi Park, countries are climbing over themselves to boost […]
Olympic choreography or co-incidence?
July 1, 2012
The BBC unveiled its Olympic advertising creative during the Euro 2012 Finals. But can you spot the difference between this and, Olympic Sponsor, Lloyds TSB‘s long-standing ‘For the Journey’ advertising? Carefully choreographed plan, co-incidence, or just lazy copy-cat advertising? Whichever version you want to believe, surely the BBC should try and avoid endorsing corporates at […]
More from The Rooftop – news worth shouting about
- Foundation Launches new Snow Globe Challenge 04/12/2020
- Union calls on government to invest more in green skills 03/12/2020
- Coaching service for blind and partially sighted launched 02/12/2020
- Public set to boost businesses that give back 01/12/2020
- Kit will raise funds for Huntington’s Disease Association 30/11/2020
- Online package launched to replace work dos 27/11/2020
- Millions have secret desire to speak out 26/11/2020
- The Royal National College for the Blind Secures Funding from the National Lottery Community Fund for Covid 19 Assistance 25/11/2020
- Good cause Lottery pledges £20m to climate action projects 24/11/2020
- Education goes digital in largest refugee camp 23/11/2020
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