Topic: Hill Holliday
Dunkin' Donuts made a splash this summer when it agreed to have its brand integrated, for the first time, into a social game, joining a growing number of companies trying…
More than five years after joining Hill Holliday, Baba Shetty’s role continues to grow. Most recently chief media officer, Shetty today became chief strategy officer—a new position that adds brand planning…
Boston boutique Modernista!, which created edgy campaigns for the better part of a decade, officially signs off Friday, victim to what executive creative director Gary Koepke calls "a perfect storm" of…
Hill, Holliday and Liberty Mutual try subtlety in an oft-unsubtle category, eschewing the horrific torn flesh, twisted limbs and bent metal of some traffic-safety spots for an oddly ambient…
Hill, Holliday employs arresting visuals to illustrate that "an accident doesn't have to slow you down" in this pair of Liberty Mutual spots touting new car replacement and guaranteed repairs.…
Hill, Holliday group creative director Tim Cawley describes gaming device Immerz this way: "The 'headphones' send low-frequency vibrations into your chest cavity ... and jangle your nervous system. Somehow, you…
As Kenneth Hein mentioned over on BrandFreak, sports fans sit through the same commercials over and over at this time of year. During the baseball playoffs, the new "Cursor" ads…
Ads for children's hospitals are often soul-crushingly sad, except in Finland, where they're horror-movie creepy. This Hill, Holliday spot is neither. It promotes Chili's support of St. Jude's Children's Research…
I haven't been a big fan of Hill, Holliday's recent Dunkin' Donuts work, but this latest "Where's Dan?" ad strikes just the right chord. There's a cube-jockey workplace setup, and…
"It's breakfast, not broke-fest, at Dunkin'," the voiceover says in this Hill, Holliday Dunkin' Donuts spot, just in case viewers were conflicted on that point. Now, the notion of feeding coins…
