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  • Turn to 30

    Turn to 30

    • Ariel
    • UK
    • 2009

    Ariel encourages eco-friendly changes in consumer washing habits

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  • Personalised insurance

    Personalised insurance

    • OUTsurance
    • Australia
    • 2009

    An insurance brand launches in Australia with a new differentiated positioning, sophisticated segmentation and a highly targeted media strategy

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  • Strauchanie: Sponsoring legend

    Strauchanie: Sponsoring legend

    • Mars
    • Australia
    • 2008

    Sponsorship parody works wonders for Mars.

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  • Have some "huevos"

    Have some "huevos"

    • Nike
    • Mexico
    • 2009

    Nike unites football fans to revive the fortunes of the national team, and takes a swipe at the official sponsor.

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  • Ring, ring! Run, run!

    Ring, ring! Run, run!

    • Nike
    • Spain
    • 2009

    Nike encourages the people of Spain to prank their friends and sign up to the Nike+ running community.

    Rated five stars
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  • Skelan church invasion

    Skelan church invasion

    • Skelan
    • Philippines
    • 2009

    A new medicine hits the market with a stretch and a song.

    Rated four stars
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  • Ask Richard

    Ask Richard

    • FBi
    • Australia
    • 2009

    Radio station rallies listeners in bid to stay on the air

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  • Space invaders

    Space invaders

    • Alfa Romeo
    • UK
    • 2010

    Cutting edge technology and old arcade favourite come together in new Alfa Romeo launch.

    Rated four stars
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  • Grime voting

    Grime voting

    • Office for National Statistics
    • UK
    • 2009

    The UK Government looks to reach out to the urban generation.

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  • Hurriyet Real Estate Supplement

    Hurriyet Real Estate Supplement

    • Emlak
    • Turkey
    • 2005

    With the arrival of mortgage finance in Turkey, Emlak wanted to be the first to provide a newspaper Real Estate supplement for the growing number of would be property investors.

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