24 Nov 2010
| by Gemma Charles
believe we need to make a public statement on the commitments we are going to hold ourselves responsible ...
02 Nov 2010
| by Noelle McElhatton
The Old Spice responses ad by Wieden Kennedy Portland became a digital sensation earlier this year when the ad's star, Isaiah Mustafa, created customised content for Twitter, responding to queries from the general public, which were incorporated on YouTube. W K and VCCP are the most nominated ...
02 Nov 2010
| by Mark Banham
The FMCG business will support the organisation, co-founded by social entrepreneur Nat Wei to encourage practical plans to get members of the public and brands involved in BSN projects.
Unilever is understood to be in talks with representatives of BSN, which encourages investment in private and third ...
26 Oct 2010
| by Helen Edwards
and Postwatch, Consumer Focus seeks to persuade businesses, public services and policy-makers to put consumers ...
29 Sep 2010
| by Pulse @ McCann London
of higher taxes, higher interest rates, higher inflation and reduced public services may make the consumer ...
and we shouldn t bank on a straight road to recovery. At best, the mood of the public could be described ...
the overall mood of Britain, "uncertainty" remains the key descriptor for the British public, chosen by 67 ...
23 Sep 2010
| by Campaign Staff
Once again, Campaign's monthly look at which ads most resonate with the public showed a clear
06 Sep 2010
| by Noelle McElhatton
of the Year winner will be chosen by the general public. While a judging panel of marketing experts ...
03 Sep 2010
| by Mark Banham
was to fund the reunion tour for his post-Sex Pistols band Public Image Limited.
Four years ago ...
competition to get members of the public to create its next ad.
24 Aug 2010
| by Nicola Clark
recent developments.'
Clarifying issues
ISBA director of public affairs Ian Twinn takes a slightly ...
is nothing new. Indeed, Geoffrey Russell, director of media affairs at the IPA, points to Hans Holbein ...
' lead on the issue suggests that the tide of public opinion may be turning away from the 'creep ...