Tribal DDB and DDB score 7 Webby nominations.

The 13th annual Webby Awards , considered the "Oscars of the Internet", has unveiled their nominees for the best websites, videos and ads of the year.

Tribal DDB and DDB received seven nominations this year. Tribal NY's Bodygroom Manologues received a nomination in the Marketplace category. The site was also named an "Official Honoree" in the “Viral Marketing,” “Humor,” and “Branded Content” categories.

Philips gets a site worthy of their awesome new TV.

To launch the world’s first cinematic proportion TV, Tribal DDB created an interactive film and site to demonstrate the television's amazing features.

The short film, a crime thriller, plays inside the Philips Cinema 21:9 TV and is filmed as one single tracking shot. As you move through the film you experience impressive special effects, and interactive film score, and three hotspots that let you dive deeper into the film's production. You can also control the film by using your mouse as a scrubber, see what the difference between 21:9 and 16:9 is really like, and switch Ambilight on or off.

El Invencible Chlorophyllo!

Wonderful work from Tribal DDB Paris. An interactive adventure awaits you as you as you take control of Chlorophyllo, the most powerful luchador in the history of Mexican cinema!

Tribal DDB makes Ad Age's agency A-List.

Every year Advertising Age creates a list of agencies they feel are the best of the best. Their so-called Agency A-List .

Hundreds of agencies are considered for the honor but only ten are chosen. Tribal DDB has, once again, made the cut.

This is the second consecutive year that Tribal has been honored by Ad Age. Last year we were named Global Agency Network of the Year , the first time the publication bestowed the honor on a digitally-led agency.

Insert coin, receive holiday cheer.

They say it's better to give than to receive, but thanks to Tribal DDB Vancouver, BC Hydro proves once again that both are possible.

In an effort to raise a million dollars for the BC Children's Hospital Foundation, they've created a cool Rube Goldberg-inspired holiday card.

When you insert a virtual coin into a slot, it cascades down an animated Christmas tree and lands in one of three random train cars. There's a 5 cent, 10 cent and 25 cent train car. The value of your coin is then added to a pool of money that will be donated.

Give it a go, and help contribute to BC Hydro's efforts to support the BC Children's Hospital Foundation.

How scary is Tribal?

Thanks to Steph and Jenny for throwing a killer Holloween party.

A notoriously well made site

A person who lives well is likely to have a well-coiffed poodle at his side. A person who lives notoriously well prefers a falcon on his arm. While the poodle will fetch a ball for you (how cute), a falcon will return to you with a well-coiffed poodle in its talons (how awesome).

You can find these and many more musings at Tribal DDB New York’s latest effort – a blog that supports the launch of Jose Cuervo’s new advertising campaign – Living Notoriously Well with Jose Cuervo.

The blog features everything you need to begin living notoriously well, including regular updates and excerpts from the Book of Living Notoriously Well by the man himself, Jose Cuervo (Chapter 2: Tequila vs. Vampires). You’ll also find recipes and other information from the unique, and notorious, world of Jose Cuervo.

Congrats team Cuervo: Julio, Mika, Andy, Pete, Matthew, David, Keith, Nicole, Julie, Kim, Kinney, Cedric, Mae, Smith, David and Mark.