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News round-up: Special Olympics, Bacardi and Edelman

W Communications is working pro bono to drive awareness of the Special Olympics National Summer

PRWeek TV: Olympics and Leveson dominate 2012

scandals, and the BBC crisis. Around the Olympics, the games makers, attention given to the Paralympics ...

Karmarama lands BBC Olympics brief

emotion and drama of the Olympics." ...

Coca-Cola promotes Eadie in wake of Olympics success

Coca-Cola has rewarded its Olympics marketing director, James Eadie, with a top-level role within...company's activity relating to its Games sponsorship. Coca-Cola's Olympics marketing was intended to ...

Olympics send Sky's ad revenue into 10% decline in Q3

Olympics". Profit before tax at Sky was 288m in the period, a decline of 6.2% from 307m the previous ...

Eurostar summer bookings flat despite Olympics sponsorship

Eurostar's passenger numbers remained flat during its third quarter, which included the Olympic period, while sales revenues fell by 5%, despite its status as a London 2012 sponsor.

BBC turned down Sky's offer of help to broadcast Olympics in 3D

BSkyB tried unsuccessfully to get the BBC to broadcast more of the Olympics in 3D and so instead

NEWSPAPER ABCs: Olympics fail to bring significant bounce to nationals

Olympics, which took place between July 27 and August 12. August is a traditional quiet month for ...

Does the Paralympics offer more cut-through than the Olympics? The Marketing Society Forum

. However, the Olympics still presents that standout vehicle to achieve cut-through with a captive audience ...

John Lewis credits Olympics sponsorship for sales lift

department store of the London Olympics had "a positive impact in the run-up to the Games", as did customers ...

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