Make Poverty History ad to make TV debut
31 Mar 2005 | by MediaWeek
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John Whittingdale, the party’s shadow secretary of state for culture, media and sport, criticised the corporation for grabbing an extra £130m a year from the increase in the licence fee, due to kick in on 1 April, while announcing in recent an efficiency savings package of over £350m. The new licence fee will cost ...
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SFI Group had a rough ride a couple of years ago when it found a £20m black hole on its balance
Visit London is stressing the city's diversity to lure US visitors and justify a £12m budget boost....'s marketing strategy, boosted last year by a £15m handout from the mayor's Tourism Recovery Plan (the previous year's budget was £3m). This windfall had strings attached, however. Visit London has to prove ...
Some of you, I'm sure, will remember the days when you could raise a chuckle by suggesting...Fast-forward to today and, not only does every supermarket have a premium own-label range that can compete with the best of M S, they also have own-label everything, from toothpaste to shoe polish, and aggressively compete head-to-head with pretty much every branded goods manufacturer in the market. Needless ...
week by Tango's parent, Britvic, highlight the soft-drink's woes: its sales fell 19% in 2004 to £51m, down from £64m in 2003. Fanta now outsells Tango by three to one (Marketing, March 23). If this were ... -conscious consumers. This is evident in sales of Fanta, which plummeted last year by 11%, from £185m to £162m. 'The ...
) and Sainsbury's (200). The BBC might justify its numbers as the level needed to support its £300m-£400m ... , the UK's biggest TV advertiser, Procter Gamble, spent £164m last year. Unilever spent £109m and the government marketing section, the COI, spent £82m. The BBC aims to cut 25% of its marketing staff ...
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