17 Sep 1998
Richard Branson s love affair with the UK public may be coming to
an end. There is growing...Richard Branson s love affair with the UK public may be coming to
an end. There is growing evidence, not least in our exclusive poll this
week (Focus, page 32), that consumers are becoming indifferent to the
Virgin brand and to Branson himself.
Why should this be? Increasingly illogical ...
18 Jul 1997
| by STEFANO HATFIELD
had upheld the nine
complaints against it from members of the public who had spotted
astutely...Authority had upheld the nine
complaints against it from members of the public who had spotted ...
.
To me, the most thought-provoking issue of the whole affair is the ASA s
role - yet again ...
another burst of publicity and the posters can come down having
reached the end of their paid-for life ...
07 Oct 2008
| by Vox pop
with the public. Here you can see a short video on their responses.
widespread offence to the public and are considered less offensive than TV ads, according to research from...The study suggests outdoor advertising sits at the bottom of the list of offensive stimuli the public is exposed to, and is perceived to be less capable to offend than TV, the internet, mobile ...
the OMC said endorsed the position taken by the ASA and suggested the body reflects public opinion ...
06 Dec 2012
| by Jane Bainbridge
are learning that they must recognise public anger and act quickly to avoid repeating their mistakes, writes...Esnouf, head of public affairs at E.ON, has experienced his fair share of flak working in a ...
-weary British public, fed up with how little tax it has been paying in the UK, however.
The 'takeovers' have ...
parliamentary committee, the US corporation has now bowed, at least a little, to public pressure and conceded ...
20 Aug 2012
| by John Owens
Harvey Nichols has brought in Modus Publicity to help handle the launch of a new store....'. Julian Vogel, co-owner at Modus Publicity, said the team was excited to work on such a striking ...
23 Apr 2001
| by Anna Clarke
Complaints from the public are soaring as advertisers resort to shock tactics in an effort to stand...LONDON (Brand Republic) - Complaints from the public are soaring as advertisers resort to shock tactics in an effort to stand out in a saturated market, according to the Advertising Standards Authority’s annual report.
The watchdog received more than 3,100 complaints in the bad taste and indecency category ...
17 Sep 1998
| by JAMES CURTIS
in product-related
PR stunts.
Public enthusiasm for the Virgin name is also waning, with 71 ...
, with 67% voicing approval. And
surprisingly, given the bad publicity, 61% of people still say ...
, the Chancellor, is expected to announce that annual public borrowing is set to rocket to almost 175 billion over ...
24 May 1996
| by BELINDA ARCHER
oversimplify the fundamental difference between the two communications
disciplines of advertising and public ...
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And it seems to be largely this very quality that is leading marketers
more and more to public relations ...
.
Quentin Bell, the chairman of the Public Relations Consultants
Association as well as chairman of his ...