Top 10 Ads of the Week: Urban golf, Idris Elba, Jeff Goldblum and Green Party board games

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Leo Burnett London – NSPCC/O2

Leo Burnett London is behind the latest instalment of the NSPCC and O2 “Share Aware” television, VOD and radio campaign, which empowers parents to protect their children when they are online. It responds to parents’ concerns that while they can equip their children to cope with real world dangers, they have little control over what their children access the internet via their personal tablets and smartphones, and a feeling that it’s impossible to keep up as new apps appear so quickly. The animated ad stars

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Philippe Wilson May 18th, 2017, in the morning

You should put a share icon under each example as want to what's app a few to my writer. Had to do it via YouTube, which was a pain.

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Creativepool Editorial May 18th, 2017, in the afternoon

Thanks for the suggestion Philippe. We might indeed consider this for our subsequent posts!

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