Media News: Iceland seals tie-up with I'm a Celebrity
25 Oct 2006 | by Gemma Charles
of MediaCom North, described the fit between Iceland and I'm a Celebrity as 'superb'. He cited TGI research ...
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of MediaCom North, described the fit between Iceland and I'm a Celebrity as 'superb'. He cited TGI research ...
talent, locations, research and other knowledge. But the programme makers must be left to use ...
The station clinched the £800,000 sponsorship with research showing it reaches more businessmen than any quality paper or other radio station. Emirates wanted to push its long-haul business travel offering. Emirates' media agency MediaCom brokered the sponsorship, which includes a high frequency ...
they are wasting their money after new research has shown that consumers would sooner trust the government than...The research looked at how consumers judged a company's ethical responsibility and product offering, and what information they trusted. Out of a list of 15 different sources of information, packaging was cited by consumers as the most trustworthy, followed by consumer watchdogs and family ...
rejected McDonald's tie-up with Justin Timberlake, according to new research...., according to the survey by Entertainment Music Research for Music Week's Music and Brands conference being ... % of them seeing it as a great or good idea. In its study, Entertainment Media Research recommends a ... ; emotional connection; and optimised content. Steve Evans, research director at Entertainment Media ...
research study by Millward Brown....at WPP-owned Millward Brown and lead researcher of the 'Sportz' study, said: "At the heart of successful ...
, researched by Willott Kingston Smith. Unfortunately, no data could be found for a number of agencies, either ...
of which will be measured by Emap Advertising's research arm. Cool Water Game will sponsor Kiss ...
The football club has decided to create a standalone brand for its new home after researching the promotion of other stadia in the UK. The intention is to create a striking brand that has appeal beyond football, and is distinctive from the Arsenal brand. The design draws on the heritage of Arsenal ...