Euro RSCG C&O created an advertising campaign for the first French information radio, France Info.
The campaign includes a series of 3 black and white posters ads (photographer: Marc Gouby).
Three people of the editorial staff have been shot to empower the idea that reporters are at the heart of information.

Listen. Listen carefully. Goosebumps. This is so well crafted I'm tingling. Canal plus does it again.

Here's the official clip (or wait, let me try this in French: Le clip officiel - weee! I could get the hang of this) where three artists collaborated on music, wall art and the animation of it to create this clip. This is Euro RSCG France's answer to The Dulux walls - let's color project that painted the world in May.

You can also view The making of video here.

We invited 3 cutting-edge artists to mix their talents in order to offer the French public an innovative performance, uncovering the 'arty' edge of the Let's Colour Project.

Dulux Valentine and BETC Euro RSCG Paris brought together graffiti artist Matt W Moore, directing collective Le Groupuscule and techno artists Monsieur Monsieur to create a colorful installation/video. This is the story of how they did it:

We invited 3 cutting-edge artists to mix their talents in order to offer the French public an innovative performance, uncovering the 'arty' edge of the Let's Colour Project.

Here's a new video directed by Young and Limited Riad Sattouf, music composed by Naive New Beaters. I can't understand a lick of what they're singing but I get behind every one of them, cuz they're kick-ass and the early-Ramones lookaliker has it down.

Find the right plan for you from UniversalMobile.fr and more on Universal.Music.Mobile Facebook page and you can follow them on twitter at @umusicmobile

This is cute. Instead of delivering expensive gear to people, the french lottery delivers happy people to their expensive dream gear - the house, the fast car and even the hot tub that comes pre-filled with bikini-babes.

Canal+ announces they're now available on the iPhone by having actors slip around in a retro movie-styled apartment as if they were on a ship in high seas to the tune of George Enescu's Ciocarlia. Cute.

If you play your cards right - or rather your cursor - you can take polaroids of Dita in the dark room.

Dita von Teese opens the Mansion doors.

In this interactive web site, www.PerrierbyDita.com , you must use all your charms, seduction techniques and manners to be let in to the furthest back room......

In this ad there are ten hidden women, body-painted to melt into the background like we've seen in so many ad photographs before. Is this a first for a commercial? Probably. The question is, why are so many women hiding around this slobs house? Aaaah, Axe, is there anything you can't do?

See also http://www.riseupgirls.fr

Chicago Tribune interview with McDonald's chief of operations Don Thompson

Tribune: A French TV ad featuring a gay teen and his father has stirred some controversy — not there, but here. Can you talk about that?

"We must not let Russia’s charm hide its atrocities."

In 2010, while the French government celebrates Russia across the country, the human
rights question is kept silent. Censorship, racism, murders, forced disappearances…
all still occur frequently in Russia.
Sign our petition : www.amnesty.fr/russie

In 2010, while the French government celebrates Russia across the country, the human rights question is kept silent. Censorship, racism, murders, forced disappearances… all still occur frequently in Russia.

Sign the petition : www.amnesty.fr/russie

Amnesty International France and la chose denounce the violations of human rights in Russia (In France, the year of Russia)

Pleix have created a this spot against the death penalty for Amnesty International. Ah yes, it's wax figurines, that melt in the light of the Amnesty International candle of hope. Clever.

There are four execution scenes, each represent an area or country in the world where the death penalty is still used. Shooting (China, Libya, Syria, Viet Nam, Yemen), hanging, (Bangladesh, Botswana, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Japan, North Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Sudan, Syria), beheading (Saudi Arabia) and electrocution (USA).

What do a woman in a fish costume, a weed-strewn parking lot, and dancing naked men holding balloons have in common? Absolutely nothing, which is just one reason why Director Nico Beyer's Hornbach spot, Hymne, out of Berlin agency Heimat, is storming through the awards circuit: it is a seamless, poetic integration of incongruous images that promotes the home improvement superstore with a poignant story of renewal.

This Schweppes ad features Nicole Kidman and little Latika from Slumdog millionaire. I'm too busy being grossed out by the heavy sound of gulping and the way Nicole wraps her entire mouth around the bottle to recall what it was that I was supposed to expect, YMMV.

Samusocial.fr show with this 'asphaltisation' that the longer you live on the street the harder it is to get off it. The creative comes from Publicis Conseil Paris who want to raise awareness of the homeless plight and direct people to help via Samusocial.fr. Photographed by Marc Paeps the images show how homeless people slowly turn into asphalt, rooting into homelessness. Creepy.