UK digital TV take-up rises to 40%
02 Jul 2002 | by Staff,
LONDON - Some 40% of UK households now have digital television, up from 30% a year ago, according to new research by the government.
LONDON - Gossard has split with its advertising agency TBWA\London only weeks after it launched its first TV ads for the Altogether underwear range.
LONDON - Some 40% of UK households now have digital television, up from 30% a year ago, according to new research by the government.
NEW YORK - A rhinestone cowboy may be an unlikely sportsman or style icon, but country singer Glen Campbell is the latest celebrity to be signed to promote Nike, and Nike Golf at that.
LONDON - Bob Geldof, the musician and third-world debt campaigner, is the latest celebrity to join the battle to keep the pound, as he stars in a new £1m anti-euro advertising campaign.
LONDON - Football365 relaunches today with a new look and a logo chosen by the site's users, in time for the new football season.
EXCLUSIVE - Direct marketing spend in the UK rose 10% last year to £11.14bn, as online marketing, telemarketing and direct mail continued to grow in popularity, according to the Direct Marketing Association 2001-2002 Census.
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LONDON - The new communications bill, the aggressive expansion of the BBC and calls for increasing restrictions on advertising are just some of the 10 most pressing issues facing the advertising industry in the coming year, according to ISBA.
PARIS - Media giant Vivendi Universal could be broken up after CEO Jean-Marie Messier finally agreed to resign from the troubled company after losing the support of his board.
NEW YORK - Interpublic has acquired the New York-based branding and marketing consultancy Frankfurt Balkind Partners, which it will merge into Hill, Holiday, Connors, Cosmopulos.