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News round-up: the week in video

By The Drum Team, Editorial

March 18, 2011 | 3 min read

Another busy week for new TV ads breaking, with the English and Welsh Census, Hunter Douglas, CRASH, Young’s, Foster’s, No Fear, RIAS, Bernard Matthews, Spin Palace and Stena Line all appearing on the small screen.

Ferry company Stena Line is to roll out a new advertising campaign across UK and Ireland using the tagline ‘We do travel differently’.

Ant and Dec in a bid to appear live on air on as many different sets as possible on Monday.

Online gaming brand Spin Palace has launched a new TV campaign created by Carbon Digital.

Bernard Matthews Farms launched its new ‘Marco meets’ campaign on Tuesday, featuring brand ambassador Marco Pierre White.

Over 50s insurance provider RIAS signed up to sponsor ITV3's early evening schedule.

The Extreme Sports Channel has signed up drinks brand No Fear Extreme Energy as a sponsor.

Foster’s revealed the fifth TV execution of its ‘Good Call’ ad campaign on Wednesday

As part of a £5m campaign, Young’s is set to roll out a new TV commercial to promote its Chip Shop battered fish product.

Accident management company CRASH Services launched a new TV campaign in a bid to position the company at the forefront of accident management in Northern Ireland.

A 30-second TV ad for window coverings company Hunter Douglas launched during the week, created by Gratterpalm.

A viral video created by Uniform to promote stage show Ghost Stories is to become a Canadian TV commercial.

Moose MD Mark Owen took part in a spot of Cheese Rolling.

Catch up on the week's social media news with the most recent edition of Trending.

The next phase of the 2011 Census campaign for England and Wales rolled out today, targeting young adults.

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