Nine Ads For The Olympics
Adweek, Friday, July 20, 2012 9:15 AM
Here's a starting line of Olympic ads. McDonald's ad via Leo Burnett classifies the masses into nursery rhyme archetypes; Coca-Cola's ad via Mother London has singer Katy B setting a track to athletes training for the games; Watch-maker Omega has an ad set to a Don-Was-remixed version of "Start Me Up." Those and the other seven at the jump.
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