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I really couldn’t resist this - what a superb read this close to the end of Cannes.

David Wheldon’s timing couldn’t have been better - many of the hot topics
in discussion last week in one easy read….!

(See attached file: Interview with David Wheldon.pdf)


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the last blog is the summary of Asia - in collaboration with ADOBO
Asia’s star dims at the Cannes Lions 2010 - Ogilvy is 2nd to Burnett with
12 metals but no gold……
Last year, Asia gave North America and Europe a run for its money, taking
three of the Grand Prixes and 102 of the metals. Observers said that it was
proof that Asia was ascending and taking its place as the new arena for
global advertising.


Perhaps they spoke too soon. Whether it was the belated impact of the
global economic crisis or the renewed anti-scam consciousness among
creative leaders and awards organizers, on Asia’s way to the top, the
continent tripped over its own feet.
Aside from the marked decrease in total metal wins–the region sorely misses
its Grand Prixes– there were other interesting developments.
Even with less metals, Japan is still the champion of Asia; India
comes in second;
Indonesia stepped up by winning its first Gold Lion, two Silver Lions
and a Bronze Lion–a marked improvement over its single Bronze last
year;
China and Malaysia both fell back, while Hong Kong continues to keep
its position, even without a Grand Prix this year;
Thailand still has not regained the pole position it used to enjoy,
but it is making an effort, as does the Philippines;
Chinese Taipei wins its first Lion;
and a quick glance at the networks and offices winning in Cannes
reveals a surprising number of independents, and not just from Japan.
(Embedded image moved to file: pic26737.jpg) Asia’s Cannes Lion Count by Country

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The final day of Cannes Lions 2010 
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Friday saw Yoko Ono mesmerising the delegates, Sir Martin Sorrell quizzing Unilever’s CMO and Bridge Worldwide bringing parkour to the Palais. Today, the Festival concludes with the prestigious Film, Film Craft and Titanium and Integrated Awards Ceremony.

ON THE FINAL DAY OF CANNES LIONS 2010:

Interscope Records
How Artists Use Brands And Technology To Spread Their Message To The Masses
12:00 - 12:45
Debussy

Smirnoff
Our Community Is Our Brand

14:00 - 14:45
Debussy

Cows In Jackets
Intercreativity: The Source Of Contemporary City Branding

12:30 - 14:30
Workshop Room (Level -1)

See Full Programme »

You can review all the shortlists for the Film Craft, Film and Titanium and Integrated Lions, as well as the contenders for the first ever Grand Prix for Good. More »

The complete Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors’ Showcase is online so you can review this year’s most innovative filmmaking. More »

The Film, Film Craft and Titanium and Integrated Awards Ceremony takes place tonight. Delegates can pick up their invitations today in the registration area of the Palais on Level -1 until 17:00. The event begins at 19:00 and doors open at 17:45. If the Grand Audi is filled, the whole show will be broadcast live in the Debussy. The Closing Gala follows immediately after. More »

 
 
 
 

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The gutter bar

This is the 7pm scene….7am to follow;-)))

CHI and Coke aboard Hamilton 2

The tally so far
So its Friday morning finally. Cannes is an exhausting place but fortunes are made at the Gutter Bar for
the lucky owners where people literally crowd the corner until 6am …..

Here as we end the week is a summary of the Ogilvy WW Awards Won so Far. We
will see how this compares to 2009 once the curtain goes down on the
Saturday night closing ceremony however there is no gold so far…. We are speaking to the event organisers this morning about the Grand Prix
and Gold which were withdrawn from the Mexico team because the work had
been entered last year. We may regain the gold but we won’t get the Grand
Prix back….

Below you will find a summary of the awards that Ogilvy has won, thus far,
at the 2010 Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival. This list is
cumulative through Thursday, June 24th. A complete summary will be
distributed on Monday. PR – 2 Gold, 2 Silver, 7 Finalists
Gold awarded to Taivas Helsinki for SASS 2010 “Save the Baltic Sea” and
Prime PR/Ogilvy Stockholm for Kraft-Aladdin “Save Christmas”.
Ogilvy PR Washington won Silver for Ford “Sociable Drive” and again Prime
PR/Ogilvy Stockholm won Silver for Kraft-Aladdin “Save Christmas”.

Direct – 2 Silver, 3 Bronze, 9 Finalists
Ogilvy Sao Paulo won Silver for Burger King “Whopper Face” and for Graacc
“Donate Your Website”.
Bronze was awarded to Ogilvy Frankfurt for Europcar “Rear View Mirror
Cinema”, Ogilvy Guatemala for Claro “Ringtowns” and Ogilvy Taipei for Franz
China Collection “See the Love”. Promo & Activation – 1 Silver, 6 Bronze, 13 Finalists
Ogilvy Shanghai won Silver for The North Face “Red Flag”.
Ogilvy Sao Paulo won three Bronze: two for Bar Aurora/Boteca Ferraz “$73 
000 Bar Tab” and one for Burger King “Whopper Face”. The other three
Bronze were for Ogilvy Bogota for WWF “Forest Fires”, Ogilvy Kolkata for
AICMED “Meltdown” and Ogilvy Vienna for Reed Messe Wien “The World’s
Smallest Balloon”.

Outdoor – 4 Silver, 12 Bronze and 54 Finalists
The 4 Silver went to Ogilvy Santiago for Unilever, Hellman’s Ketchup,
Ogilvy Sao Paulo for Burger King, Ogilvy Bangkok for Outdoor Innovation and
Ogilvy Singapore for GSK.
And the 12 Bronze were spread out amongst Beijing for Huggies, Mumbai for
The Economist, Kuala Lumpur for GSk Dwquadin Lozenges , Bangkok for Sakura
Products, 2 to Sao Paulo for Red Balloon and Bar Aurora/Boteco Ferraz,
Santiago for Kimberly Clark “Graco Cribs” , Mexico for Mattel’s Hot Wheels,
2 to Paris for WWF and Xanlite, Frankfurt for Rolling Stone Magazine and
Johannesburg for Exclusive Books. Media – 3 Bronze and 9+2 Finalists
The 3 Bronze went to Frankfurt for Europcar Germany, Guatemala for Claro
and Sao Paulo for Burger King.

Radio - 1 Bronze and 10 Finalists
And in Radio the one Bronze went to Sao Paulo for Motorola. Cyber – 1 Silver, 2 Bronze, 13 Finalists
The Silver was won by OgilvyOne London for IBM “Seer Wimbledon”.
The Bronze were won by Memac Ogilvy Dubai for Ikea “Resize-a-Room” and by
Ogilvy Mexico for Gandhi Bookstores “Tweetbooks”.


Press – 4 Silver, 3 Bronze, 41 Finalists
The Silver were from Ogilvy Shanghai for the MIDEA campaign “Antique, Safe,
Car”; Ogilvy Bangkok for the Karana Travelgear campaign “Steel Bed, Wooden
Bed, Luxury Bed”; Ogilvy Cape Town for the VW Crafter campaign “Forest and
Wedding” and Ogilvy Frankfurt for the Rolling Stone Magazine campaign “Road
Crossing, Baby, Aircraft, Prisma, Square Trails”.
The Bronze were won by Ogilvy Guatemala for Hooters “Camouflage”, Ogilvy
Paris for the Epson campaign “Memories of Home, Memories of Life, Memories
of Men” and by Ogilvy Frankfurt for the Rolling Stone Magazine campaign
again “Road Crossing, Baby, Prisma”.
Cannes Film Finalists are out!!
Here are the 14 shortlisted Ogilvy Films: Ogilvy Cape Town – Cadbury South Africa/Stimorol Air Rush Gum – New Guy

Ogilvy Paris – Nestle Waters/Perrier – Melting Ogilvy Paris – Unilever/Men’s Care – Dove Man

Ogilvy Johannesburg – BP/WorldCup 2010 Sponsorship – Café Owners vs Mamas Ogilvy Johannesburg – BP/WorldCup 2010 Sponsorship – Car Guards vs Boyties

Ogilvy Johannesburg – The Topsy Foundation/Aids Foundation Fundraising –
Selinah Ogilvy Sao Paulo – Kraft/Chocolate Snack – Shoes

Ogilvy Buenos Aires – Santander/Personal Loans – Hair Conditioning Ogilvy Mexico – Hospital San Jose/Organ & Tissue Donation – Highway

Ogilvy Santiago – UNICEF/Child Sexual Abuse Prevention – PC Folders Ogilvy Bangkok – Thai Life Insurance Co. – Que Sera Sera

Ogilvy Mumbai – Pidilite Industries/Fevicol Adhesive – Fevicol Moustache Ogilvy Mumbai – Breakthrough Trust/Domestic Violence Awareness – Software
Engineer

Ogilvy Mumbai – Breakthrough Trust/Domestic Violence Awareness – Bus Driver
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The Coke Crew

At the Pink Partay….;-))

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