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DMA hits out at phone controls

the direct marketing industry and would be impossible to police. ...

MARKETING FOCUS: REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1997 - Jane Bainbridge takes a look at some of the highlights and low points of 1997, a year which had some memorable moments for marketers

its claim that the Puffin name alone infringed Penguin s registered trademark. Police were ...

SPONSORSHIP: 999, which sponsorship do you require? - Police vans paid for by breweries have

sponsorship is now firmly on the agenda for police forces, and has been so since legislation was changed ...

Sega in talks for a police link-up

Sega is looking to advertise its latest PC racing game on the side of the nation s police cars....Sega is looking to advertise its latest PC racing game on the side of the nation s police cars ...

CAMPAIGN OF THE WEEK: KILL YOUR SPEED

-second film was accompanied by a reading of the procedures police officers follow when confronting a ...

Marketing Focus: Rolling with the punches - As marketing emerges from a serious bout of self-analysis, James Curtis reports on the fundamental problems that have been revealed

brands, such as Kellogg and Cadbury, are trusted much more than the Church, the police and MPs ...

SOAP BOX: Sports branding has to keep the fans on your side

Apparently, consumers trust Kellogg s Corn Flakes more than the police or Parliament. Research...Apparently, consumers trust Kellogg s Corn Flakes more than the police or Parliament. Research ...

CAREERS: The Secret Diary of Brian The Brand Manager

was enough. I left my hidey-hole to phone the police. When I returned, Zak was on the floor ...

ANALYSIS: Who wins the national trust? - Trust is one of the most powerful weapons in a marketer’s armoury, according to a new report from The Henley Centre. Jane Bainbridge reports on how it can be won, and sometimes lost

follow close behind but all these brands are far more trusted than banks, the Church, the police and ...

MARKETING FOCUS: Just who are you kidding? Children are often more marketing literate and sophisticated as consumers than they are given credit for by legislators or brand owners. Andy Fry reports

. Broader perspectives Although there is a tendency to let schools police the appropriateness of a ...

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