with Wieden & Kennedy London's for Sainsbury's a particular lowpoint, surprisingly. Less of the "real people", less of the everyday ordinary, less of the promotional ties-ins with movies, less discord.

We're also looking forward to whatever Wieden & Kennedy have to offer for Sainsbury's. In the mean time, we've been sifting through the others. They are a pretty mixed bunch. Scrooge-like, we were unmoved

P&G Winter Olympics "Love Over Bias" by Wieden & Kennedy >Uber "Let's Unlock Cities" by Forsman & Bodenfors >Oxfam "The Heist No One Is Talking About" by Don't Panic >Apple "Apple Music Anthem"

Nike "Want It All" by Wieden & Kennedy LeasePlan "What's Next" by Etcetera Amsterdam LA Metro "Metro Manners: Aisle Blocking" by Mike Diva It was great week for new ads, with a whole host of impressive

Nike "Down But Not Out" by Wieden & Kennedy Shanghai McDonald's "Le Grand Veggie" by TBWA Paris No classics this week, but four interesting spots nonetheless. Lots of great ideas and striking images

there were two important gains for Wieden & Kennedy, which has otherwise been having a bit of a rough year on the new business front. It secured the global brief to manage Airbnb, taking over from TBWA,

Shiseido Waso "All Things Beautiful" by Wieden & Kennedy Tokyo Edeka "How Panda Are You?" by Jung von Matt Hungry Jack's "Keeping It Real" by Clemenger BBDO These days it's probably impossible

Wieden & Kennedy London gets all the best jobs, but it faces stiff competition from the local outpost of McGarryBowen, which has been struggling for years to unseat its more powerful rival. Here's a lovely

There were two significant international wins for Wieden & Kennedy, which added digital for BMW in China and creative for Budweiser in India. That earned the US agency a place on the BMW and AB InBev

Honda "Dream Makers" by Wieden & Kennedy London MLA "The Greatest Meat on Earth" by The Monkeys KFC "The Whole Chicken" by Mother London Hyundai Genesis "Driver vs Dog" by Jung von Matt We