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Saatchis’ Lycra push

teens. The agency will develop a global creative strategy for DuPont and has also been ...

Unilever sets up agency training

pounds 2.2bn global ad budget to be spent more carefully as Unilever anticipates a drop in revenue ...

Adwatch of the year: As the year draws to a close Gail Kemp presents 1998’s winners and losers in Adwatch, the superleague for TV commercials, compiled for Marketing by NOP

good it is to talk. McDonald s McDonald s credits its success to its think global, act ...

GLOBAL BRIEF: Bic to underline its world fame - Mairi Clark looks over the manufacturer’s

, the chairman and chief executive of Societe Bic, explains: We have never done a global branding ...

EDITORIAL: Dentsu aims to boost US appeal through Burnett

Japan s Dentsu, which is about to carve itself a substantial slice of Leo Burnett s global network...Japan s Dentsu, which is about to carve itself a substantial slice of Leo Burnett s global ...

LIVE ISSUE/DENTSU: Dentsu and Burnett appear to be a perfect match They could both gain from a merger. So why are they waiting, Karen Yates asks?

For years, global eyes have been on Dentsu, the sleeping giant of Japan. Head and shoulders above

Stamp to take on new Burnett role

successful pitch for the global Heinz ketchup account recently. At the same time, Stamp will oversee ...

EDITOR’S COMMENT

Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham abandon a global merger because their respective bosses can t agree who d ...

REVIEW: Marketing and advertising news in the week’s press

Strauss Europe, Middle East and Africa, has been appointed vice-president of global marketing. Ruff ...

COMMENT: What happened to our famous ironic sense of humour?

this theory. The US, Japan and Germany dominated the global economy but - pah! - they couldn t do ...

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