The relaunch of a classic milder coffee brand to a new generation of mild drinkers sees a return to the universally awkward end of the evening doorstep moment. Do you want to come in…err…”for a coffee?”

The Nokia N85 is a small black beast of a phone that is the perfect antidote to boredom. With its games and its music, it tears up free newspapers and barks in the face of queuing.

As the light at the end of the economic tunnel continued to fade post Christmas, PizzaExpress knew they had to give customers a helping hand to keep them eating out. The challenge was to clearly manage a promotions strategy without devaluing the brand idea (Feeding Great Conversations Since 1965).

Top Gear have relaunched TopGear.com. Now a petrolhead doesn’t have to make do with watching an hour of the show on a Sunday night for new TopGear content. In fact, on TopGear.com it’s Top Gear all the time - much like their offices which we documented in film and released on the Top Gear YouTube channel.

Italian for Pizza, and everywhere in the UK since 1965. We’ve created a new site for PizzaExpress that puts the users pizza-needs undoubtedly first, and is laden with conversation, naturally, as conversation fills every PizzaExpress around the country.

Dido’s back! Hurrah! We produced a TV, poster and online teaser campaign to google keywords of Dido promo films shot around the world and a site that charts the visitor’s flightpaths through the films and debuts the use of Facebook Connect.

What started with Nokia’s sponsorship of the Royal Parks’ Half Marathon ended up with a Kenyan athlete dressed as a ‘Nokia Woodland Rabbit’ winning the 12,000 strong race. Success never hibernates.

We shot undercover for two days on London Underground with five hidden cameras and a few stooges to capture the collision of the worlds of Public Transport and Private Gameplay.

Never get lost again. Personal navigation made approachable and human with Nokia Maps, connecting people with restaurants, training routes, and each other.

Unlock the magic in your phone. The Connector programme allowed Nokia to approach strangers with entertainment, enthusiasm and no discernible ulterior motive.

An online moving picture book that’s free, well thought through and gives something back to mums and dads.
A taste of things to come.

It’s better to stay with your audience 24 hours a day than half an hour a week. Chris Neadham, super-blogger and backstage fan of the ‘genre of music’ was a one-man encore.