Droga5 was the biggest-winning independent. Network of the Year was Ogilvy, for the 4th year running, ahead of BBDO and Grey. WPP was Holding Company of the Year for the 5th consecutive year. In the

Cyber category was awarded to Droga5 for its "I Will What I Want" campaign, highlighting Under Armour's women's sportswear range. Interestingly, the award went specifically to the Gisele Bundchen campaign,

managed it so well as this heart-tugging film from Droga5 New York for Facebook. While it's easy for the more cynical among us to castigate Facebook over issues of privacy or for helping to spread fake

and eliminate disinformation. This spot from Droga5 does a fine job of delivering the message without being too serious or partisan; it actually makes voting look like fun, and not just everyone's social

hate being far too strong a word - Droga5 London's first big campaign for Diet Coke. We do know we admire the ad's immensely bold, almost dream-like faux-retro vibe and unapologetic determination to do

In other assignments, ESPN appointed Droga5 to take charge of its US advertising, a role previously held by Wieden & Kennedy. Anomaly added to what is already an impressive new business scorecard this

the bone by this stunning and essential spot from Droga5 NY for the US Ad Council, on behalf of the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence. It presents an all-too-believable dilemma for American families

HP by Wieden & Kennedy | Amazon by Droga5 London NatWest by The & Partnership | Fox Sports by Fox Sports inhouse | Heineken Desperados by We Are Pi For more new ads this week see carousel below

Following news that Droga5 had been appointed as the new creative agency for cosmetics brand Covergirl, Grey disclosed that it had resigned its role on all the former P&G brands now owned by Coty a few

ESPN appointed Droga5 to take charge of its US advertising, a role previously held by Wieden & Kennedy. Adbrands Weekly Update 17th Aug 2017: Disney took steps to reduce the future threat from Netflix