Direct brief: HSBC escapes censure by ASA
26 Feb 2008
about a direct campaign in which the bank sent customers fake receipts for £3000 to warn about
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Email Reaction establishes Brandmail partnership
18 Feb 2008 | by Alex Donohue
Brandmail s technology allows retailers and banks to display their logo in the From field of customers inboxes, next to Brandmail s own icon, assuring recipients to determine the content of the correspondence is legitimate. According to Email Reaction, the deal with Brandmail will allow consumers to guard ...
Save the Children campaign reveals simple ways to save lives
11 Feb 2008 | by Nikki Sandison
? , and the website address. Branding specialists Johnson Banks has also worked with Save the Children to develop a ...
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