A cool use of Facebook Timeline, but does it communicate the message?

Tuesday, January 17th, 2012

The new Facebook Timeline has been used in a striking social media campaign against drug use. The Anti-Drugs timeline created… Read More

There’s nothing like video for prompting an immediate response. Here are two we made for the Wellington Hospital’s campaign for young people with HIV/AIDS and Type 1 Diabetes.

Here’s the web doing a power of good – enabling oncologists around the world to share their findings and experiences through a multiple award-winning web TV channel.

We support internal communications too: in this case, as series of brand engagement videos during the run-up to major product launch.

Remember when TV was strictly offline? Now it’s right in the mix – see this ad we made for Deep Heat, which aired on TV and was also online, linking to a website and interactive rugby game.

We were delighted to work with iCMLf again in 2011 after producing a series of webcasts for their 2010 Virtual Educational Programme. The iCMLf Virtual Educational Programme 2011 is published online and also available on USB sticks which was distributed at their ASH launch event in December in San Diego…. Read More

As a result of our high profile at this years European Multidisciplinary Cancer Conference (#EMCC2011) we have been quoted in the latest edition of the ASCO Post, covering the contribution social media made to the congress. There was a time when clinical trial results were disseminated mainly through peer-reviewed journals that appeared… Read More

As a result of continued growth and an expanding team Brandcast Health has moved to new offices on Little Portland Street, London, W1W. Brandcast Health, one of Europe’s leading digital healthcare agencies, has moved into new premises to accommodate continuing growth of the business. Having quickly outgrown its old office… Read More

South Africa has more than 5 million people currently living with HIV and has some of the highest rates of HIV prevalence in the world. In KwaZulu Natal province, more than one in four adults is living with HIV. With the lowest life expectancy at birth in South Africa – 42… Read More