Walsh Trott focuses on brewing method in Marston’s TV ads
28 Apr 2000 | by MATTHEW COWEN
Marston s Pedigree launches its first TV ads since 1995 this week as it continues its push to dislodge Bass from its position as the leading UK premium bitter.
Timber manufacturers in Britain and Scandinavia are uniting behind a pounds 9 million campaign to promote their products in the UK over the next three years.
Marston s Pedigree launches its first TV ads since 1995 this week as it continues its push to dislodge Bass from its position as the leading UK premium bitter.
The Irish state airline Aer Lingus is broadening its personality campaign to convince more business travellers that they can save time by flying with the company.
D Arcy is launching a pounds 5 million national TV campaign for St Ivel Shape yogurt and desserts.
Grey Advertising is to establish a new holding company to be known as Grey Global Group and its core advertising agency will be renamed Grey Worldwide.
Sony is launching two extensive direct mail campaigns next week for its new PlayStation games Medievil 2 and Syphon Filter 2.
Alasdair Lloyd-Jones has quit as managing director of the Osprey Group for a senior planning role at the Deutsch agency in Los Angeles.
Martin Smith, Grey s new chief executive, and Tim Mellors, the agency s executive creative director, are, on the face of it, a seriously unlikely couple.
Volvo may be reviewing across Europe, Grey Advertising may have a new chief executive but all that anyone in the industry wanted to talk about last week was that piece on Euro RSCG Wnek Gosper s executive creative director, Mark Wnek, in The Sunday Times magazine.
It s official. Skoda has finally shaken off its image as the car that launched a thousand jokes. After endorsing the Czech car maker last month by saying that advertising could persuade them it was a quality car brand, our People s Jury this month voted the Skoda campaign its favourite.