In recent years, the rules designed to safeguard against the spread of disinformation and promote healthy political debate haven’t kept … More
Category: UK Issue based
Oxfam: tax avoidance hurts the world’s poor
Oxfam have released a new ad which dramatises the argument that tax avoidance deprives developing countries of funds for vital … More
Homes for Britain: how we made the housing crisis personal
This is a case study paper that I wrote jointly with my colleague Emily Harlock about the advertising campaign run under … More
Homes for Britain: be a voice not a victim
Campaigning organisation Homes for Britain have launched a new phase of posters which aim to get normal people to realise … More
Homes for Britain: Westminster station advertising
Homes for Britain are currently running a month-long ‘station domination’ of Westminster Station; some examples of the creative work are above. … More
Kids Company – See the child, change the system
Kids Company, the charity for vulnerable children, have started a campaign that is overtly political in nature, as opposed to their … More
Stonewall: No Bystanders
Stonewall, a campaign for equality and justice for lesbians, gay men and bisexuals, has released a video called ‘No Bystanders’. … More
Wronga
Us vs Th3m, a campaign group specialising in creating popular satirical websites, have released Wronga. It’s a website that … More
The Economist: Where do you stand? – November 2013
The Economist have released a new batch of their popular ‘Where do you stand?’ poster campaign. Issues covered in … More
The Economist: Where do you stand? (June 2013)
The Economist has released the latest instalment of their popular ‘Where do you stand?’ poster campaign. One poster questions whether … More
