The Week: Media Reviews - Orascom resurrects review
28 Nov 2008
The Egyptian telecoms company Orascom is going ahead with a review of its $400 million global media
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M2M has picked up the £6 million UK media planning and buying account for the mobile telecoms
The Egyptian telecoms company Orascom is going ahead with a review of its $400 million global media
The ad, which launches in December, marks the end of the telecoms company's six-year relationship with Mother, after the account was handed to Fallon in August as part of a consolidation. The latest work, which encourages cinemagoers to switch off their mobile phones, sees Hopper pitching to the Orange Film ...
The agency will work on brand identity and development for the telecoms company, with a debut campaign set to break in February 2009. Lara Hussein, the managing director of M&C Saatchi, said: "TMI has footprints in Asia and would like to position itself as a regional Asia champion. The campaigns ...
China Telecom has called a review of its $14.6 million creative business...., which also includes Euro RSCG, Bates, Leo Burnett and Beijing Advertising. China Telecom serves 216 million customers, making it the largest fixed-service telecoms provider in the country. As part of a state-mandated restructuring of the country's telecom sector, the company is poised to acquire China ...
place via its relationship with France Telecom in France. However, IPG has no plans to merge ...
Last Thursday, the office suffered another setback when France Telecom announced that the agency had been struck off the pitch for its £76 million Orange UK media business. This will result in the account moving out of Initiative to either Mediaedge:cia or Vizeum (with i-level also contesting ...
The agency won the contract after a four-way pitch against Ogilvy, Saatchi & Saatchi and JWT. Orange's launch in Kenya comes six months after France Telecom, the owner of Orange, bought a 51 per cent stake in the local provider, Telkom Kenya. Stiff competition in Africa means that telecom operators ...
The move, which was first revealed by Campaign, includes the company's direct response advertising, direct mail and digital marketing across the consumer and business divisions. The telecoms provider split with its previous incumbent, Wunderman, at the beginning of July, just one year after the agency won ...
The move, which was first revealed by Campaign , includes the company's direct response advertising, direct mail and digital marketing across the consumer and business divisions. The telecoms provider split with its previous incumbent Wunderman two weeks ago, just one year after the agency won ...