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Cadbury set for £500m ad overhaul
28 Jan 2005 | by Claire Billings
in key markets including the UK, Australia, South Africa, India and Canada. However, Publicis' position ...
Superbrands case studies: Marks & Spencer
26 Jan 2005
customers an exciting, innovative range. For example, they recently travelled to India with top Indian chef ...
Patak's Food seeks creative ad agency
21 Jan 2005
Patak's, which was with MPGM for seven years, is drawing up a shortlist of agencies to create a new brand campaign. Over the past year, the company has been using a film created by MPGM, which features brightly coloured shots of people enjoying the Patak's range in India. The pitch will be led ...
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