The National Lottery promote Euromillions with LD6 Sheets across London.
Universal Pictures promote their new 3D film, Immortals, with digital 3D screens in London.
Mϋller promote their Wϋnderful stuff campaign on the Cromwell Road with Yogi Bear, Mutley and Mr Tickle!
Luxury LVMH brand Fendi booked its first digital out-of-home campaign to launch its new fragrance, Fan di Fendi, during London Fashion Week.
Sky promotes Sky Sports HD on the Clear Channel Socialite network.
Warner Bros promotes Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 with Clear Channel's Cromwell Road.
Twentieth Century Fox and Clear Channel used special builds with 3D lettering to promote the new release of X-Men: First Class.
Clear Channel and Thames Reach used Digital 48 Sheets to encourage the public to help homeless people off the streets by making a text donation.
The Beck's Art Crawl campaign used digital 6 sheets around East London, showing exclusive interviews with an array of famous artists.
Rowntree's Randoms used 6 Sheets and Mega 6s to promote the chance for consumers to win a £1,084 reward if they found a Randoms 'Phoney Gnome' character inside their packet.
Fiat launched a multi-media campaign to target London commuters. The highlight was this special build on the Cromwell Road which featured three real Fiat 500s.
Sony Pictures made the most of Clear Channel's iconic Cromwell Road structure in promoting its new release, The Green Hornet.