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22 Jul 2008 | by Richard Wood
television ads, with the posters first appearing on 1 July, followed by the debut airing of the TV ad on 3 ...
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Churchill's radio ads boost interest levels
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the right mindset - in their car. Four weeks of radio ran alongside brand television. Results ...
Brand Barometer - T-Mobile seeks ultimate value
15 Jul 2008 | by Richard Wood
T-Mobile's new ad campaign, which has run across print and television, aims to improve consumer ...
Brand Barometer - Samsung hasn't lost its magic touch
20 May 2008 | by Sundip Chahal
Media Research Samsung launched two new ads on 2 May: one for the brand s television sets and the other ...
Brand Barometer - Sony camera ad clicks the right boxes
13 May 2008 | by Sundip Chahal
ad has finally arrived on UK consumers television screens. The campaign promotes Sony s cyber-shot ...
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