Topic: Mcgarrybowen
Mcgarrybowen is on a roll. A week after landing Sears' brand image creative business, the shop has won Burger King's $300 million creative account. The New York-based shop beat three other…
Sears has selected mcgarrybowen to handled its brand image creative account after a review. The win comes at the expense of current lead agency Young & Rubicam. That's no surprise, however, given…
Burger King has briefed four contenders in its search for an agency to succeed Crispin Porter + Bogusky on its U.S. creative account. Two contenders used to work on the brand—McCann…
It's a renegade brand, see? It throws up video showing people trashing its product and takes out full-page ads admitting it's not for everyone. Except this new Miracle Whip campaign,…
Fears that the Droid 2 won't be shoved down our throats as far as the Droid X was have been eased. A big push for Droid 2 is planned,…
Verizon has dumped its oft-parodied "Can you hear me now?" tagline in favor of "Rule the air." To visually show just how much their network rulz, they've got the…
The launch ad for the Droid X, from mcgarrybowen, reveals the phone's origin story. Considering the brand's connection to LucasFilms—the name Droid is a Lucasfilm trademark that's been licensed…
Wow, this Verizon ad from mcgarrybowen suggests the company's signal towers are basically Murphy beds, just popping out of everything. The spot is part of the carrier's new "Rule…
I love this new commercial for Sharp's "Quattron quad pixel technology," and not just for the way George Takei delivers his joyously gay "Oh myyy!" at the end. Well, honestly,…
The war between Stephen Colbert and Miracle Whip reached new heights last night, with the sandwich spread debuting ads calling out Colbert by name, and the Colbert Report…
