Now Walkers is pushing ‘alcohol-free’ snacks with Danny Dyer

More alcohol-free for January, this time for Walkers snacks with the increasingly ubiquitous Danny Dyer. As if the first, probably coldest month of the year (northern hemisphere anyway) wasn’t tedious enough we’re being bombarded by messages instructing us to give up the demon booze. Produced in-house. It’s a neat idea but another minute or so … The post Now Walkers is pushing ‘alcohol-free’ snacks with Danny Dyer first appeared on More About Advertising.

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What you get from MAA – and how you can contribute

MAA has more than 40,000 visits a month – from the obvious centres London, NYC and the West Coast to everywhere in Europe; India , China, Australia and as far as the Sudan and Iran. It’s reasonable to suppose that we provide something useful. Even diverting. One of our key sources of revenue, along with … The post What you get from MAA – and how you can contribute first appeared on More About Advertising.

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Heineken 0.0’s Campaign: Going Dry? Doesn’t Matter Why

The very first campaign of 2025, ideated by the creative agency LePub, marks a bold step forward for Heineken®. The new campaign, titled "0.0 Reasons Needed," challenges outdated stigmas surrounding the choice of alcohol-free options, delivering a refreshing message that empowers people to enjoy Heineken® 0.0 without justification. At the heart of this campaign are a series of TV commercials (TVCs) designed to debunk the common social assumptions about why people opt for Heineken® 0.0. Whether it's because someone is the designated driver or trying to make healthier choices, the campaign highlights an often overlooked fact: sometimes, people simply want to[...]

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Judge Won’t Lower Bail for Man Accused of Assaulting Colorado Springs Reporter

The judge overseeing the case against Patrick Egan, the man accused of a racially tinged assault against a Colorado Springs reporter, said Egan proposes "a significant community safety risk." She refused to lower Egan's bail and expressed concern about Egan's willingness and ability to appear in court. Egan is accused of assaulting KKCO/KJCT reporter Ja'Ronn...

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