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Jamie Redknapp injured again for BT World Cup spots

LONDON - Jamie Redknapp, the former Liverpool and now Tottenham player, is sending up his reputation for being injury-prone in two spots for BT to tie in with the World Cup.

Natalie Imbruglia is latest star who is worth it for L'Oreal

LONDON - Natalie Imbruglia, the singer and former soapstar, is the lastest star to be worth it for French cosmetics company L'Oreal, as the diminutive Australian signs a contract estimated to be worth £100,000.

O2 reduces roster for coherent strategy

LONDON - O2 is slashing its UK agency roster in an attempt to strip out costs and present a more coherent image under lead creative agency Vallance Carruthers Coleman Priest.

Samaritans calls ad review to alter image with men

LONDON - The Samaritans is reviewing its creative account out of Ogilvy & Mather as it seeks to promote the availability of its counselling services over channels such as the internet.

Future Network climbs out of debt

LONDON - Future Network, publisher of the Official PlayStation magazines, saw its share price climb after revealing it has wiped out its debt and has £2m in the bank.

Republic pressure group pushes for public debate on the monarchy

LONDON - Republic, the pressure group campaigning for an elected head of state, is to encourage people to compare the British and Swedish royals in its first ad calling for a public debate on the monarchy.

Quiet Storm wins BT Mardi Gras project

LONDON - BT has hired Quiet Storm to handle advertising around the upcoming Mardi Gras being held in London as part of Gay Pride.

Panorama sparks Labour ads probe

LONDON - Parliament is set to scrutinise the government's pre-election advertising splurge after a committee of MPs demanded an investigation into allegations made in Sunday night's 'Panorama' documentary.

Emap searches for new chief executive

LONDON - UK media group Emap has appointed headhunters to find a new chief executive to replace Robin Miller, who wants to retire by next summer.

Findus raises St George Cross for World Cup injury ads

LONDON - Findus raises the St George's Cross for its World Cup campaign as England fans are shown relieving injuries, caused by supporting the team from their armchairs, by applying packets of frozen Findus vegetables.


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