Cancer Research UK ads slammed for fat shaming By Dom Carter The divisive campaign likens obesity to smoking.
You'll LOL when you see what this overdramatic ad is for By Dom Carter This advert has baffled and amused audiences.
Travel company reclaims the phrase 'go back to Africa' By Rosie Hilder Black & Abroad puts a positive spin on racial slur.
TfL removes creepy ad after complaints of bad taste By Rosie Hilder Advert for new taxi service hits all the wrong notes.
UK finally bans sexist adverts By Ruth Hamilton A law banning harmful gender stereotypes in UK ads has now come into force. But is it enough?
5 ad campaigns that changed the world By Gary Evans These iconic ads that did more than just sell stuff.
IKEA takes a bite out of Apple in hilarious new ad By Dom Carter It's just saying what people were thinking about the new Mac Pro.
5 uplifting projects that will make you smile By Rosie Hilder Need cheering up? Check out these projects.
It burns! Vampire posters catch fire in the sun By Dom Carter These adverts for TV show The Passage can only be seen at night.
How to connect with your audience (while staying true to your brand) By Dom Carter Get people's attention.
NatWest apologises for patronising women, by patronising women By Rosie Hilder Did someone say mansplaining?
World's smallest McDonald's opens for bees – and it's amazing! By Kerrie Hughes 'McHive’ encourages the wellbeing of wild bees.
Books form doors to magical worlds in Penguin campaign By Ruth Hamilton Ads invite readers to 'lose themselves' in classic novels.
Burger King launches range of distinctly un-Happy Meals By Dom Carter Get ready to tuck into a DGAF meal.
Coca-Cola launches print ads you can actually hear By Dom Carter New campaign makes the most of brand familiarity.
Carlsberg's mysterious tweets finally make sense By Dom Carter The strange promoted statuses were part of a product relaunch.
Why are there so few D&AD Pencils in Design? By Nick Carson Why is Advertising still getting all the limelight? We investigate.
McDonald's proves its brand strength with blurry ads By Dom Carter We can't quite see McDonald's latest campaign, but we're lovin' it.
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