Mobile ban ads get the message across to public
11 Dec 2003 | by Ben Carter
The PR and marketing campaign to educate drivers about the law banning the use of mobile phones while driving appears to have been a complete success.
total of 8.65m and suggests BT is cashing in on a service already available to the public. Other than ...
The PR and marketing campaign to educate drivers about the law banning the use of mobile phones while driving appears to have been a complete success.
Only 12% of UK consumers think they would participate in a text and win scheme - despite the efforts of companies such as Walkers Snacks to lure them into handing over their mobile phone numbers by taking part (Marketing, June 12).
The mobile phone industry is facing a huge task to convince consumers of the benefits of picture messaging, despite the fact that all four major networks are currently advertising these services.
A TV ad in which BT engineers round up a stray rhino, an American football squad and a ballroom dancing team on a suburban street, will form the focus of the telecoms giant's attempt to woo UK consumers to its broadband internet service this autumn.
Emap Advertising has signed a cross-media deal with mobile phone operator O2 to push both brands to youngsters holidaying in Ibiza this summer.
Time Group has appointed The Publicity Bureau to its £5m ad account as it migrates its retail
Free e-mail will be available on the high street from March 10 following an initiative by I-plus kiosks, the joint venture between More Group s street furniture firm, Adshel, and new media firm Cityspace.
more trusting attitude. Martin Raymond, HEBS head of public affairs, says his team has ...
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