All articles by Mark Dishman – Page 19
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Comment & OpinionCapri-Sun’s animated pouch satisfies Sally… probably
Capri-Sun has cut the amount of sugar in its pouches, and this ad aims to promote this
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Comment & OpinionJohn Barnes takes a tonguing in Just Eat ad
World Cup-sponsoring brands have, as you’d expect, been making the most of their exclusive deals
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Comment & OpinionLucozade Zero is the Love Island hero
Lucozade Zero is getting in on the hot and steamy action
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Comment & OpinionStowford Press duo have fun exploring brand’s homeland
Comedian Ellie Taylor and adventurer Alastair Humphreys make a fine comic duo
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Comment & OpinionAd of the week: Hovis makes case for 'always good' bread
“It’s just bread.” The new Hovis ad plays on the supposed ubiquity of the loaf
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Comment & OpinionCornish chat is back in new Kelly's campaign
Kelly’s of Cornwall made a big impact with its first Cornish-language ad two years ago…
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Comment & OpinionMaisie Sly is star turn in Aldi’s first signed ad
The discounter’s newest ad features the deaf, seven-year-old star of Oscar-winning short film The Silent Child
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Comment & OpinionPeter Dinklage stars in another Estrella Damm film success
Dinklage appears as movie character Chad Johnson PI, whose corny cop movies are enjoyed by the film’s protagonist
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Comment & OpinionMaltesers continues warm and witty streak
Maltesers won acclaim in 2016 for its ‘Look on the Light Side’ ads
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Comment & OpinionLynx's modern lads go for Gold to impress the ladies
Lynx has put some effort into moving on from its long-running laddy ‘Lynx Effect’ days
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Comment & OpinionKettle Chips keeps it real in ingredient-focused campaign
The new ad celebrates ‘real’, tangible pleasures. It’s a hipster’s dream
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Comment & OpinionWalkers' old bags shine in thank you ad
Walkers has unveiled an unusually sincere advert with the express purpose of saying ‘thank you’ to the Great British public
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Comment & OpinionBirds Eye on to a winner with fourth wall-presser
Many online ads now acknowledge YouTube’s ‘skip ad’ function, using their first five seconds to discourage users from clicking away
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Comment & OpinionAldi zones in on sins for entertaining Easter trio
Aldi’s trio of special Easter ads are forged in pride, greed and envy
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Comment & OpinionMr Kipling's 'real' ad is old-fashioned but sweet
Previous Mr Kipling ads have featured imaginary elephants and cake-dogs, so the brand’s new focus on ‘real, human stories’
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Comment & OpinionLucozade links with Lara Croft for a trip to the movies
The energy drink brand and the Tomb Raider franchise are reunited after nearly 20 years
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Comment & OpinionWalkers' Max Strong man about town brings the beer
Walkers has to be careful with advertising its new Max Strong crisps
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Comment & OpinionDorset Cereals goes slow, simple and effective
Dorset Cereals has cannily opted for a ‘breakfast on the slow’ message
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Comment & OpinionZoe Saldana joins Campari’s Red Hand gang
An expensive ‘short film’ is a neat way for brands to look classy
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Comment & OpinionMaryland man offers treats to the 'talented'
Shop owners in Adland have money to burn right now