We’ve been busy working on a brand new microsite for O2 Home Broadband

O2’s latest broadband campaign features the narks and niggles characters. Our microsite gives you the chance to get to grips with them. Go on, nobble a niggle.

Check out the new site

Are airline loyalty schemes a bit up in the air? Jon thinks they are

Our very own Mr Ingall was interviewed by Marketing Magazine on how airlines should be doing more with their loyalty schemes. And when it comes to loyalty schemes, he’s definitely the man to ask.

What would you do if you had to get a proper job?

Photographer for National Geographic

What’s your party trick?

Bad Irish dancing!

Have you ever turned up at a hotel and been slightly disappointed?

The beautiful Victorian facade is now looking a bit worse for wear.Or the beach is unreachable without crossing a dual carriageway and the location is basically a crime scene waiting to happen?

Several influential blogs, along with industry press, check out the reality, taking a virtual wander to the beach and having a look at the local restaurants before they book.

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Martin Bowley, Managing Director of Digital Cinema Media and Simon Willis, Head of Cinema at Group M talk about technological innovations in cinema.

And once again, O2’s 3D rugby wins accolades – being cited as one of ‘the most creative pieces of cinema advertising’.

Have a look at the article in Campaign

Was Helen Edwards missing a trick with her 15 minute pitch? Chris thought so.

Two weeks ago, Helen Edwards wrote an article in Marketing Magazine about the ever-increasing length of pitches. And how a switch to a 15-minute format would be beneficial. Shorter on length, but stronger on content. Chris thought the 15 minute brief would also help and decided to respond.

Take a look at the response

What would you do if I had to get a proper job?

I would probably be a drama teacher.

What’s your party trick?

I can eat a box of Cadbury’s fingers and drink a lot of sambucca at the same time and not feel sick.

When a campaign goes pear-shaped is the agency to blame?

Or the client? Or are they both equally at fault? With the recent Coca-Cola/Lean Machine furore still ringing in his ears, Jon Ingall joins three other industry movers and shakers to add his opinion to the debate.

See the whole article here

For once it wasn’t the excesses of the away-day after party that had Matt falling over.

It was the excesses on the footie pitch. Just as he was weaving his way, Messi-like, through faltering opposition, he was struck down by a vicious blow to his Achilles’ tendon. The snap could be heard from fifty yards away. Ouch…

See the article in Campaign

We’ve been appointed by Expedia to create an online buzz and improve ROI.

So we pulled together their database and Google Street Map technology to give customers a unique preview of their holiday destinations. Whether it’s Sri Lanka or Southampton, they’ll be better informed.

Take a look at the site