Spotlighting its open journalism policy, The Guardian releases a new ad wherein the Three Little Pigs provides a framework for exploring the nature of news today. Pretty much every fable and fairy ...

The ad is airing on Channel 4 in the UK, and tells the story of the Three Little pigs as The Guardian would cover it today. It begins with the arrest of the pigs in the remaining brick house for ...

Across a series of billboards for the latest typeface from F37, Ellen Ling and Craig Oldham honour the city’s local history, community and sense of humour ...

But the Guardian's new ... service." The ad's conceit is wonderful, says Adweek — imagining how the modern news media would cover the story of the Three Little Pigs boiling the Big Bad Wolf.

It was declared the ad of the day yesterday by Adweek, and since has picked up notice at lots of news organizations in the U.S. But what strikes me the most about the Guardian's new ad campaign ...

The Guardian is promoting its "open journalism ... and fair trial rights under the 6th Amendment. Did the Three Little Pigs ever get a fair trial? The video never answers that question.

This impressive commercial for The Guardian echoing a celebrated ad from the past asks how the newspaper would have covered the story told in the fairy tale about the Three Little Pigs.

Across a series of billboards for the latest typeface from F37, Ellen Ling and Craig Oldham honour the city’s local history, community and sense of humour ...

“The holy grail for advertising today is the same as ... A perfect example of this is The Guardian’s “Three Little Pigs.” In February, the British newspaper launched this creative and ...

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