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Most people own at least one hammer, it's THE symbol for DIY.

May 3rd was International Press Freedom day. While people in the West take press freedom for granted, in China, for example, there was no press freedom to speak of.

Create awareness about the launch of the Audi A3 Sportback amongst a 30-40yr Internet savvy audience.

October 2013 saw yet another spate of bushfires across New South Wales.

The Bank of New Zealand's ambition was to help all New Zealanders be good with money.

One of the most popular football codes in Australia is Rugby League. And one of the most popular teams are the Cronulla Sharks.

During the winter 2013/14 the Swedish organisation Vi Agroforestry decided to cut down the trees in Sweden's most famous parks.

In Australia, the suit market was dominated by global brands that aggressively promoted their international prestige. As a local company, M.J.

In a time of turmoil in the Middle East, anodyne Arab music did not reflect the real situation in the region.

The European Parliament was organising a TEDx-like conference in Paris on October 15th about 'Perspectives on employment in Europe: innovation and education', with a limited number of seats available.

Microsoft's Outlook.com (the new Hotmail) had the same market share as Google's Gmail.

At the end of 2013, BMW launched the BMW i3, an innovative electric vehicle, which also lived up to the BMW brand promise of driving pleasure and quality.

Bud Light was going through a bit of an identity crisis. The brand had been slowly falling out of cultural relevance, especially with young consumers aged 21 to 30.

Following on from the “Want to know? Estadão” positioning, created in 2012 by WMcCann, O Estado de S. Paulo newspaper introduces a corporate campaign

Over 100,000 crashes a year involve drivers who are texting.

The relentless of children's honesty and frankness, expressed through kids' selfish wishes, is the theme of Bradesco's holiday campaign created by WMcCann.

The Mimi Foundation was established to improve the quality of life of cancer patients with help-centres in the oncology departments of hospitals in Belgium, France and Switzerland.

In 2013, Mondelez asked to Buzzman to find a new way to express the brand's message "Dare to be tender".

Spending time in hospital can be an unsettling and daunting experience for a child, even more so at Christmas, when they should be having fun somewhere else.

Tui was New Zealand's most popular mainstream beer, liked for its hardcase ads and cheeky attitude.

The Royal Flying Doctor Service was Australia's largest and most comprehensive aeromedical and healthcare organisation.

With each new device and social media platform, personal information became more accessible to hackers and eavesdropping software.

For people still some twenty years off retirement, the sad fact was that their pension provisions were unlikely to be enough to help them maintain their living standards in retirement.

The new Current Account Switch service, spearheaded by the Payments Council and delivered by 33 bank and building society brands, is designed to help consumers, small charities and small businesses make switching current account from one provider to another simpler, reliable and hassle-free.

Frucor Beverages' V Energy was launched in New Zealand in 1997 and has become the leading energy drink in the country with over 60% of market share.

Newcomer brand Beyond Dark wanted a bigger bite of the UK’s dark chocolate market. The strategy was to try to make their little drops famous for ‘pleasure’.

Noise International is a sound studio based in Sydney.

Metro St James was a new café in central Sydney. In a ferociously competitive market, they needed an idea that would differentiate them from all the other coffee bars and help them build brand equity. Though they said they wanted a big idea, the budget was small.

The agency was tasked with introducing a premium olive oil which would appeal to chefs, food buyers and foodies who knew the value of the very highest quality extra virgin olive oils.

There are many sources for people to find things to see and do in Shanghai but Time Out goes deeper than others, to reveal the hidden gems of the city.