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 Gangster game for playstation set in a realistic London via Clawley Nea TBWA Ireland. VIEW THE AD
 M&C Saatchi Auckland created these street posters as part of a campaign promoting Pizza Hut's Queen's Birthday Special. VIEW THE AD
 The new campaign for Meat & Livestock Australia, via BMF Sydney, celebrates winter in all its cold, wet glory, topped off with a hearty Beef Casserole to get you going and keep you there. VIEW THE SPOT
 Wanda Productions creates an incredible journey for Tiji and DDB Paris. VIEW THE SPOT
 Delaney Lund Knox Warren & Partners created a viral targeting football enthusiasts, especially men, to encourage them to visit a website where they can have their say on the state of football. VIEW THE SPOT
 Tabasco makes your mouth so hot, that you'll need a fire truck to cool it down. Duval Guillaume, Brussels converted a passenger bus into a fire truck for Tabasco. VIEW THE BUS VIEW THE BUS BACK
 The Canadian government authorizes the slaughter of around 270,000 harp seals in their annual commercial hunt. Now that global warming is thinning the ice, hunters canât get close enough to the seals and use rifles from a distance. Itâs hard to achieve a clean kill with a gun, so 50% of seals escape injured only to get trapped under the ice and die. Saatchi & Saatchi Paris embedded images of bloodied seals under the ice in ice rinks. The trapped seals were accompanied by a poster stating the number of mortalities and the IFAW website. VIEW THE AMBIENT
 Megalo Paris outline the future of tennis for Lacoste. VIEW THE SPOT
 Freelance Editor Hannes Schäfer of Hot Rocket Films in Köln looked to Berlin Meat Club for an attention grabbing webfilm to open up new business leads. VIEW THE SPOT
 Energy São Paulo has created a new campaign for TAM Viagens Travel Agency. VIEW THE AD
 This TVC is part of an integrated campaign. To raise awareness and collect funds for the landmines cause, WhybinTBWA Sydney created an event called the Lost Sock Appeal. The basic idea is: everytime you lost a sock, think of a landmine victim. We encourage people to put some spare change in the odd sock and donate it to the appeal. Volunteers from the Australian Network to Ban Landmines (ANBL) will stand at key locations in Sydney from June 23 - June 30 to collect donations. VIEW THE SPOT
 Australia's historic bushranger, Ned Kelly fights through a headache in this spot from EuroRSCG Sydney and Filmgraphics. VIEW THE SPOT
 On 18 May a gorilla named Bokito escaped from Rotterdam Zoo. During his escape the animal attacked a female visitor, who had frequent eye contact with the animal. This presumably led to the attack, since gorillas do not like direct eye contact. Health insurance company FBTO always offers simple solutions, so the weekend after the escape we distributed more than 2.000 so-called BokitoViewers at the entrance to Rotterdam Zoo. VIEW THE AMBIENT
In the countdown to the 2008 Cannes International Advertising Festival this month (June 15 to 21), for those who haven't seen it, it's worth viewing last year's Gold, Silver and Bronze Film winners.
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