Title | Enocomsit rdeeras avhe lradaye wrkode ti uot |
Agency | AMV BBDO |
Campaign | The Economist |
Advertiser | The Economist |
Brand | The Economist |
Date of First Broadcast/Publication | 2020 / 1 |
Business Sector | Newspapers, Magazines, Books |
Tagline | Enocomsit rdeeras avhe lradaye wrkode ti uot |
Philosophy | In this pivotal year of Brexit, the US elections, and the UN Climate Change Summit in Glasgow, The Economist has re-visited its iconic red-and-white campaign to remind its loyal and dedicated audiences that the publication’s fair-minded, independent and trusted journalism is needed more than ever. Following in The Economist tradition, each billboard introduces a topical twist that will appeal to the intelligence of its readers. The campaign begins with four executions, initially running on the digital screens at Old Street roundabout from Monday 20th to Friday 31st January. UM secured the billboards at the Old Street Roundabout on behalf of The Economist. Located in the heart of the technology quarter in East London, the screens reach approximately 370,000 people daily. The work will roll out to further locations over the coming weeks, including Canary Wharf from Wednesday. |
Media Type | Outdoor/Out of Home |
Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) | Mark Cripps |
SVP, Global Head of Subscriptions Marketing | Mark Beard |
Creative Director | Nicholas Hulley |
Creative Director | Nadja Lossgott |
Strategic Planner | Mike Alhadeff |
Strategic Planner | Craig Mawdsley |
Account Management | Gemma Troup |
Agency Producer | Katie Fewster |
Media Agency | UM London |
Media Director | Allison McMordie |
Account Director | Phil Hampson |
Group Business Director | Simon Clark |
Business Affairs | Maxine Thompson |
Creative Team | Tim Riley |