To help boost creativity and ease long days (100-hour work weeks are not uncommon), the Los Angeles office of advertising firm TBWA Worldwide offers a basketball court and a "hiding space" to relax.
They created an animated wallpaper for the London office of advertising and PR firm Publicis.
At the 233 offices of the advertising company Euro RSCG Worldwide, paper has been replaced with glass, to cut down on landfill.
The offices of the advertising agency will be known as Fallon Minneapolis, Fallon New York and Fallon London.
A Saudi acquaintance knew the bin Laden family and had volunteered to show me the offices of an advertising agency run by Osama's eldest son, Abdullah.
The first series was set in the fag-end of the Eisenhower era, at the Madison Avenue offices of fictional advertising firm Sterling Cooper, one of whose accounts is supposedly Richard Nixon's unsuccessful presidential campaign of 1960.
Mars Inc. in McLean, Va., said yesterday that it had shifted the creative duties for its Twix snack brand in the large American and European markets to offices of Grey Advertising in New York.
For weeks, the 35 low-paid and mostly Spanish-speaking cleaners who tend the grand offices of global advertising giant Saatchi & Saatchi have been locked in a bitter dispute to secure what most working people take for granted.
In the well-appointed offices of the advertising agency Sterling Cooper, some of the major ad campaigns have included Richard Nixon's 1960 presidential race and efforts — a year before the surgeon general's fateful warning — to persuade Americans to buy more cigarettes.
In a new memoir, the pollster Stan Greenberg, who served both US Democrats and New Labour, recalls a meeting convened several years into the first term, attended by Alastair Campbell, Philip Gould and Ed Miliband among others - held, tellingly enough, in the offices of an advertising agency - in which these senior figures struggled to say what the Labour party was actually for.
