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Wieden + Kennedy London has created a case history detailing the development of the brand identity created for the 2009 onedotzero film festival.
09.10.2009 | Awards
Wieden + Kennedy London triumphed at the APG Creative Strategy Awards last night, winning awards for campaigns for Nike and Nokia. Paul Colman and Graeme Douglas won a Silver for their paper on Nike ‘Show Your Five. And Andrew Stirk and Kevin Chesters were also awarded a Silver for their Nokia Supernova 7610 submission. Their paper also picked up ‘Best International Paper’.
Since 1993, when they began, the APG Awards http://www.apg.org.uk/awards/2009.cfm have given rise to the world’s most comprehensive and inspiring showcase of great strategic thinking. They have shown how agencies, and in particular their planners, are the primary source of strategic inspiration. The Awards play a vital role in defending the position of agencies at the heart of brand strategy.
This year the APG Awards attracted an all-time record of 153 entries.
08.10.2009 | New Work
The Guardian is giving away an illustrated 7-part series to Fairytales, starting this weekend, 10th October.
Each day of the series is themed: love, wicked parents, quests and riddles, clever girls and silly boys, rags to riches, just desserts, and beastly tales.
W+K has created a TV spot that will run nationally. The press serves as a reminder to those Guardian readers, to pick up the newspaper this weekend.
DCSF has announced that Wieden and Kennedy has been successful in reaching the final stage of the Young People and Alcohol pitch being handled by COI.
The communications campaign is due to launch early next year and aims to influence the attitudes and behaviour of children, young people and their parents and carers. The DCSF’s aim as set out in the Youth Action Plan is for all young people in England to grow up to have a safe and sensible relationship with alcohol
The DCSF campaign will complement existing Department of Health and Home Office alcohol campaigns.