Why, hello there 2016-weary reader. If you’re here for cunning stunts and rushed analysis in a bid to while away the remainder of the working year, you’re in the right place. This is the fifth year I’ve put together an end-of-year PR stunts and campaigns round-up, giving us 100 top campaigns over

We’re (O) positive you have to check out this out. People, brands, iconic locations and more are losing the A’s, B’s, and O’s in their names as part of the #MissingType campaign, which aims to shed light on the need for blood donors around the world.   The United Kingdom’s National Health Service

A, B and O are pretty useful letters. If they disappeared tomorrow, society would be in chaos. But A, B and O are also different blood types, and without them…well…society wouldn’t even exist. To highlight this, a new campaign is asking companies to drop these letters from their logos, and a number

21 countries have joined the #MissingType campaign calling for new blood donors. NHS Blood and Transplant has launched its #MissingType campaign for the second time – and this year it's gone global. A lifeguard at Bondi Beach, Australia. NHS Blood And Transplant / PA