YouTube and National Geographic are providing creative eco-minds from around the world to take part in a unique Planet Inspired competition focused on nature and win worthy prizes. The core idea of the initiative is to spread the word about the importance of eco protection among the video-hosting website visitors with the help of…  their own creativity. The participants of the contest are encouraged to submit their video collages highlighting one of the four themes—Oceans, Endangered Species, Fresh Water, or Exploration—to raise awareness about the problem and call the people who will be watching the film to active action.

Nike is encouraging women to share their strategy of becoming ‘the best versions’ of themselves. The sportswear brand is inviting women, who care about their physical form and are committed to improve it, to leave a comment on the dedicated “I’m Making Myself” wall on Nike Women’s Facebook profile in order to inspire other ladies to follow their example.  Nike also asked three celebrated female athletes to tell the world about their ways of reaching perfection.

Škoda is launching a new multi-million pound national marketing campaign for the Fabia vRS. The 12-week push, which was bought and planned by MediaCom, is centred around a 30 and 60 second TV commercials and will see Škoda unveiling a ‘meaner’ side for the high-performance Fabia vRS. The new advert features a «Made of Meaner Stuff» strapline—a darker twist on the Fabia’s «Made of Lovely Stuff» proposition which was made famous by the 2007 Fabia «Cake» spot.