German consumers launch boycott backlash against US
28 Mar 2003 | by Staff,
BERLIN - German consumers are organising a boycott of leading American brands including Coca-Cola, McDonald's and Nike in protest against the war in Iraq.
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TV watchdog OKs fart ad despite 'bad taste' complaints
31 Mar 2003 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
LONDON - Flatulence in a charitable cause has been given the OK by the advertising watchdog, despite 88 complaints about an ad for Walkers Crisps in aid of Comic Relief that showed celebrities, including such as Kate Winslet and Liam Neeson, farting.
Burger King in US ad account talks with Y&R and Grey
28 Mar 2003 | by Staff,
NEW YORK - Burger King is in talks with Young & Rubicam and Grey Global about its US advertising account, which could lead to the first changes to its roster since it was sold by Diageo to venture capitalists.
UK shops fail to crack Coke ad brief
28 Mar 2003 | by Glen Mutel
Coca-Cola is to run existing US work in the UK following the failure of roster agencies McCann-Erickson and Mother to crack the latest brief for the Coke Classic brand.
CDD quits McCain's roster a week after start of £15m pitch
28 Mar 2003
Campbell Doyle Dye has relinquished its place on the McCain's roster, citing "unsuitable dynamics" between itself and the food company as the reason for the split.
Heineken appoints itraffic to launch its 5% Premium online
28 Mar 2003 | by Mark Sweney
Heineken has appointed itraffic to launch its new 5% Premium lager online following a competitive pitch.
McCann lands £5m Vanilla Coke UK launch
28 Mar 2003 | by Glen Mutel
Coca-Cola Great Britain has given McCann-Erickson a vote of confidence after handing the agency the 5 million brief to launch Vanilla Coke.
JCDecaux to handle Masterfoods' poster business in Europe
28 Mar 2003 | by Rebecca Beer
JCDecaux has won Masterfoods' pan-European outdoor advertising business for the next four years.
MEDIA CHOICE: Ashley Rees, an account manager at MediaIcon, picks Nescafe's advertiser-funded programme Turning It Around on Channel 4
28 Mar 2003
"Channel 4's Sunday afternoon offering is eclectic to say the least and I stumbled across a really interesting bit of television, which nudged me out of my Sunday afternoon reverie. Turning It Around was a documentary about teenage homelessness, and there were some tragic, but ultimately quite uplifting,...
PRIVATE VIEW: Mark Wnek, the chairman and executive creative director at Euro RSCG Wnek Gosper
28 Mar 2003
The new Daily Telegraph commercials highlight an interesting facet of the ad person's job. An advertising communication, at its best, is a conceit which, like good theatre, film or literature, has the power to suspend disbelief: a great ad will make you forget (or not mind) that you're actually being...
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