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Book Tokens unveils redesign ahead of national push

LONDON – The Book Tokens brand has been redesigned and relaunched as National Book Tokens by LMC Design ahead of a national advertising campaign to reinforce their market position.

International Herald Tribune goes for luxury goods ads

LONDON - The International Herald Tribune is hoping to increase advertising revenues with the launch of a new section for luxury goods advertisers, appearing every Thursday in the title.

Bend It Like Beckham star Knightley to be Asprey face

LONDON - 'Bend It Like Beckham' star Keira Knightley is to take on a rather more glamorous role as the face of British jeweller Asprey in a global advertising campaign.

The Brand Council case studies: Scalextric

Originally published in 'Cool BrandLeaders', August 2002. The book reviews the UK's strongest cool brands as judged by the independent Brand Council Judges.

Sony launches viral drive for Walkman products

LONDON - Sony is using an online viral campaign based around its brand message 'You make it a Sony' to raise awareness of its portable stereos, the Sony Net MD and Atrac CD Walkman, as well as the benefits of accessing music online.

Your Home to survive following acquisition by Essential

LONDON - Your Home, the magazine closed by the National Magazine Company at the end of last month, has been given a new lease of life with the news that it has been bought by Essex-based publisher Essential Publishing.

Polaroid calls global review of advertising account

NEW YORK - Polaroid looks set to review its global advertising account, currently held by Publicis Groupe agencies, with reports that it has invited several agencies to tender.

China's refrigerator magnate

Zhang Ruimin, CEO of the Haier Group--the Chinese company that is the world's fifth-biggest maker of white goods--describes his plan to create a global brand.


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