Thinkbox, the marketing trade body for UK TV advertising, is back on TV with a new advertising campaign from creative agency Mother London, directed by Jonny & Will from Blinkink. ‘Happily Ever After’ ...
A rescue dog with its own TV ad is the latest weapon of the commercial television marketing body Thinkbox. In a 60-second spot set to Bachman-Turner Overdrive's You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet, a scruffy ...
For an organisation so keen to talk about TV, Thinkbox is remarkably coy when it comes to itself. The TV marketing body responded to mounting speculation last week that ITV was ready to pull the plug ...
Thinkbox has announced the launch of TV Masters, a free and fully accredited online training course in TV advertising, which is set to train over 2,000 people in its first year. It has been designed ...
Harvey the dog has returned to TV screens in his last ad for Thinkbox, to tell the world that he is in love. Created by The Red Brick Road, the new TV ad will premiere on broadcast TV on Boxing Day ...
Amazon Web Services has acquired Thinkbox Software, which makes technology used by media and entertainment architects and engineers to manage render farms — large systems for processing ...
An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Earlier this week Google advised advertisers to shift 24% of their TV budgets to YouTube if they want to reach an audience of 16 to 34-year-olds.
Devised by creative agency Mother London the ad picks up the familiar fairytale but with a modern twist as the chimeric creature seeks to upscale her oral collections and deliveries business via the ...
Thinkbox is launching its “biggest ever” TV campaign in order to cut through to advertisers and convince brands to keep investing in the medium. The campaign will hit the airwaves on Boxing Day and ...
Adland should view disabled representation as a commercial necessity, otherwise brands will lose money, according to Elliott Millard, chief strategy officer at Thinkbox. Speaking on a panel hosted by ...
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