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16 Jul 1998 | by ROBERT MCLUHAN
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ADWATCH: The weekly analysis of advertisement recall in association with Yellow Pages
23 Jul 1998 | by ROBERT MCLUHAN
Wieden Kennedy/Universal McCann 68 5= (7=) Persil Tablets J Walter Thompson/Initiative ...
Persil ads break from past: Persil’s new washing-detergent tablet marks a radical shift in the sector with a marketing strategy designed to reflect this. Robert McLuhan looks at the impact on its rivals
09 Jul 1998 | by ROBERT MCLUHAN
Tablets, at number seven in this week s Adwatch - its highest spot....Persil Tablets, at number seven in this week s Adwatch - its highest spot. Bored of hyperbole in ...
ADWATCH: The weekly analysis of advertisement recall in association with Yellow Pages
09 Jul 1998 | by ROBERT MCLUHAN
Tablets J Walter Thompson/Initiative Media 64 8 (-) Ribena Grey ...
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