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30 Jan 2003 | by BEN BOLD and MARK KLEINMAN
responsibility for the brand's relationship with ad agency Mother. It is thought one of Taylor's first tasks ...
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STOP PRESS: Interbrew appoints Lowe for Stella
30 Jan 2003
Interbrew has appointed Lowe as the global ad agency for Stella Artois, one of its five designated
LTB backs 'street sign' ads with £7m
30 Jan 2003 | by MARK KLEINMAN
Totally London, a creative concept developed by recently-appointed ad agency Abbott Mead Vickers ...
Bud's 'Whassup' marketer leaves for Egg ads post
29 Jan 2003 | by Ben Bold and Mark Kleinman,
responsibility for the brand's relationship with ad agency Mother. It is thought one of Taylor's first tasks ...
Adnams in talks to choose four-strong ad agency shortlist
24 Jan 2003
Adnams, claimed to be the fastest-growing beer brand in the UK, is talking to agencies about a possible appointment to fuel the growth of its business.
Orange nets UK head of brand from LloydsTSB
23 Jan 2003
hands-on role liaising with recently appointed ad agency Mother. Her selection is the first major ...
Uniqlo axes chief as growth falters
23 Jan 2003 | by MARK KLEINMAN
Soul, the ad agency that launched the brand in the UK, would be unaffected by Chambers' departure ...
Emirates supports Observer Travel Magazine debut
22 Jan 2003 | by Staff,
advertising through ad agency Mother. To qualify for the offer, readers will have to collect four tokens ...
Uniqlo axes marketing chief as UK growth falters
22 Jan 2003 | by Mark Kleinman,
Soul, the ad agency that launched the brand in the UK, would be unaffected by Chambers' departure ...
WSJ dumps its ad agency to bring account in-house
21 Jan 2003 | by Gordon MacMillan,
LONDON – The Wall Street Journal, which has been hard hit by the collapse in financial advertising, is set to cut more costs by firing its Omnicom Group advertising agency and bringing the account in-house.
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