Burglar alarm firm evades complaints for hard-hitting ad
02 Oct 2012 | by Matthew Chapman
". Five members of the public complained to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) that the ad's focus ...
Marketing took to the streets of Hammersmith to ask the public what they thought of Crispello
". Five members of the public complained to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) that the ad's focus ...
public and now stands at 796. The second ad in the series featured Team GB football coach Stuart ...
In this week s PRWeek TV CIPR CEO and former in-house comms head Jane Wilson claimed that a place on the executive committee had to be earned, not expected. Her words come as PRWeek revealed that of the FTSE 100 companies, 76 per cent had a corporate affairs director, and of these only 46 per cent were ...
Public affairs experts are advising clients to take a 'light touch' when it comes to taking part...This week s PRWeek podcast sees Insight Public Affairs MD John Lehal and Lansons Communications director Ralph Jackson debating the importance of the party conferences to public affairs practitioners, following a PRWeek analysis . Jackson said: Do you get value out of fringe meetings? Yes, sometimes ...
As the dust settled on David Cameron s first Cabinet reshuffle on Tuesday, PRWeek spoke to Andrew Hobson, associate director at Open Road, and Chris Martin, head of public affairs at The Communication Group, in this weeks podcast. Martin pointed to Justine Greening, who has taken on the role ...
Public Enemy, the hip hop group whose music Channel 4 used in its "meet the superhumans" Paralympic...in the UK singles chart, the highest ranking Public Enemy has achieved to date in the UK. The track ... campaign, Public Enemy has adapted its original video for the song using footage from the broadcaster's ad ... . James Walker, head of marketing at Channel 4, said: "Public Enemy are one of the greatest hip hop acts ...
access to The Cloud, the Sky-owned network of tens of thousands of public Wi-Fi hotspots across the UK ...
Iris Worldwide has created online and press work to publicise the project. Consumers are encouraged to go online and pick a moment from the Olympics or Paralympics, which the company then uses as inspiration to customise the shoes. The shoes will be given to celebrities, athletes and members of the public ...
it had built and wanted to show the public what it was capable of putting on the roads in the most ...