Sigh.

They eat bugs, have spines, and pinch cat food. Observe: It didn’t take my blogging long to veer wildly off topic. Normal service will be resumed shortly (right after England Sweden).

After reading a little more of Russell Davies’s blog (the grand-daddy of all planning blogs), i’ve found another really good blog: ‘Creative Generalist’. http://creativegeneralist.blogspot.com/ The guy who presides over it, Steve Hardy, has… Continue reading →

The title of the post may seem a little peculiar, but read this (unfortunately you have to subscribe for the whole thing). If you can’t be bothered to click the link, essentially, W&K… Continue reading →

Like the Superbowl, adland’s World Cup efforts have been carefully scrutinised by many sites. Rob Mortimer’s analysis is an interesting one on the topic, but there are a few ads missing which I… Continue reading →

Northern Planner has written an excellent post about choice. What really stands out is this thinking: “People have to make their own decisions on things like pensions and mortgages like never before. They… Continue reading →

Whilst looking on the net for some footage for the prior post, I stumbled across a very insightful and well written site – David Reviews. Check it out. I like the editorials a… Continue reading →

After reading Campaign, a thought crossed my mind; there has been a lot of discussion about plagiarism(‘Has Adland run out of original ideas?’). Now, obviously, as more ideas and agencies emerge, there is… Continue reading →

I am not this man (happily) Doh – note the bar out of place on the right. And, because i’m a nonce, I can’t fix it. Time for a blogger ‘help me!’ email… Continue reading →

Check it out; more Orangey work, this time from Fallon: A little more explanation about this spot can be found here. Akin to the previous execution, the spot feels understated and thoughtful. I… Continue reading →