Mullen Wins Ad Club Best of Show For JetBlue

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Last night Boston’s Mullen won the Ad Club’s Best of Show for their JetBlue work. The agency won for a video series called Ground Rules, which used hidden cameras in a variety of urban settings to demonstrate the idiotic ways competing airlines treat their passengers. All of the videos show unsuspecting consumers getting increasingly frustrated, and they close with the thought “If you wouldn’t take it on the ground, then don’t take it in the air” hoping to convey the notion JetBlue treats passengers better.

Arnold took home a total of 84 awards, Mullen nabbed 56, Hill Holliday grabbed 40 and Allen & Gerritsen won 25. Marketer of the Year was awarded to Zildjian

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