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Very Gifts Delivered Free Next Day with Collect+ Advert
Nissan New Nissan X-Trail. Built to build families. Advert
Arrow Films Blade of the Immortal Advert
UEFA Lewandowski, Neymar, Drogba and more: Matchday six memories Advert
UEFA UEFA Champions League matchday six goals: Modrić, Balotelli, Solskjær and more Advert
Casio G-SHOCK BABY-G LOVER'S COLLECTION Advert
Universal Pictures Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom | Teaser RUN Advert
SPAR 12 Deals of Christmas - Week 9 Advert
Waitrose & Partners Martha Collison's Snowman Christmas Cake | Waitrose Advert
BBC Christmas 2017 on BBC One: Trailer Advert
BBC Web Exclusive: Backstage Interview with Unexpected Star Sanjna - Michael McIntyre's Big Show - BBC Advert
BBC Santa knows Michael McIntyre's secret - Michael McIntyre's Big Show: Episode 4 Preview - BBC One Advert
Nintendo Mario Party: The Top 100 – A party for the ages! (Nintendo 3DS) Advert
BOTB BOTB TV Episode 3 - Latest car news including the Audi RS5! Advert
Alton Towers SW8: Challenge 1 Advert
Nintendo Super Mario Odyssey - Capture your imagination (Nintendo Switch) Advert
BBC BBC One Christmas 2017 | The Supporting Act Advert
Western Union Send money as a gift with Western Union this holiday season Advert
Nintendo Mantis Burn Racing - Launch Trailer (Nintendo Switch) Advert
BBC Paloma Faith's alternative tour - Sounds Like Friday Night - BBC One Advert
BBC Eminem gave Elton john an unusual wedding gift - The Graham Norton Show: 2017 - BBC One Advert
BBC Stephen Fry had explains what a Prince Albert is - The Graham Norton Show: 2017 - BBC One Advert
Watchfinder & Co £70,000 Patek Philippe vs £4,000 Omega | Watchfinder & Co. Advert
BBC The time Pink thought Robbie Williams was a chef - The Graham Norton Show: 2017 - BBC One Advert
BBC Robbie Williams once hid Geri Halliwell in a holdall - The Graham Norton Show: 2017 - BBC One Advert
BBC Lightfoot crabs ambushed by eels and octopuses - Blue Planet II: Episode 6 Preview - BBC One Advert
Auto Trader Suzuki Swift 2017: Best trim, engine, colours and options Advert
BBC Attenborough and the Giant Elephant: Trailer - BBC One Advert
TED BAKER All Talk and New Trousers - Episode 1 Advert
BBC The malicious influence of the Spice Girls - Live at the Apollo: Episode 2 Preview - BBC Two Advert
BBC Sara Pascoe doesn't like theatre - Live at the Apollo: Episode 1 - BBC Two Advert
Kia The All-New Kia Stinger - The Journey Begins. Advert
Kia The All-New Kia Stinger. Long Live Driving. Advert
Iceland Iceland Christmas Advert 2017 - Fruity Eclairs Advert
Iceland Iceland Christmas Advert 2017 - Luxury Rock Lobster Thermidor Advert
British Airways British Airways High Life Entertainment Advert
The UK TV advertising landscape has been rapidly shifting over the past few years, with a number of new, innovative and engaging campaigns taking up the airwaves. From products and services that are targeting a younger demographic, to campaigns that are making use of the latest technology, UK TV adverts are getting increasingly creative and entertaining.
One of the biggest changes to UK TV advertising has been the emergence of the internet-based adverts. These are often shorter, less expensive and more targeted than the traditional TV ads, which has allowed companies to reach a wider audience in a more cost-effective way. The most recent internet-based adverts on UK TV have been for the travel industry, with campaigns for Expedia, Booking.com and Virgin Holidays all taking up the airwaves.
New technology has also enabled companies to make use of more interactive elements in their ads, as well as a wider range of visuals. Samsung’s ‘Unbox Magic’ adverts, for example, use augmented reality to show a range of new products being opened up in front of the viewer, while other adverts are making use of animations and clever graphics to deliver their message.
The most recent adverts on UK TV have also been embracing the ‘storytelling’ trend, with campaigns like those from the BBC and Sky focusing on the characters and stories behind their respective brands.
Finally, the latest wave of UK TV ads have been focussing on being more socially conscious. From campaigns that are encouraging people to shop locally, to campaigns that are highlighting the importance of sustainability, companies are now increasingly using their adverts as a way of promoting positive change.
Overall, the most recent adverts on UK TV are showcasing the creativity and innovation that is currently driving the UK advertising industry. From internet-based adverts, to more interactive and socially conscious campaigns, UK TV adverts are getting increasingly sophisticated and engaging.