22 Dec 2004
1 Honda Diesel 'grrr' - This spot kicks 'cog' in its shiny metal arse. Rabbits, rainbows and flowers lead the revolution against dirty, noisy diesel engines in a cheery world of happy primary colours. Sheer animated bliss.
22 Dec 2004
| by Staff,
LONDON - An Underground poster campaign for the morning after pill, Levonelle, featuring the strapline 'Immaculate Contraception' has been pulled after being found offensive, following complaints from religious groups.
20 Dec 2004
| by Staff,
LONDON - NOP World Health has unveiled its new European senior management team following the integration and restructure earlier this year of the company's three healthcare businesses into a single global agency.
17 Dec 2004
| by Staff,
LONDON – The government is investing £15m in an interactive TV service for the NHS, which will be available to 7m viewers with Sky Digital.
15 Dec 2004
| by Sam Matthews,
LONDON – UK charity Alcohol Concern has called on the government to fund TV ads to warn against excessive alcohol consumption in the light of the latest survey putting British teenagers among the worst for binge drinking in Europe.
15 Dec 2004
| by Staff,
LONDON - Clearasil is targeting the tween-to-teen market with a lifestyle website that aims to provide a 'bonding experience' with the brand.
15 Dec 2004
| by Emily Rogers
Morrisons is the worst UK supermarket for promoting healthy eating, according to the National Consumer Council (NCC).
15 Dec 2004
Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) has created a Christmas campaign to raise awareness of the resources it needs. The ad, which will be screened in 50 cinemas from 17 December, highlights the need to provide accommodation for parents of the sick children it cares for. TV presenter Cat Deeley, a patron...
10 Dec 2004
| by Staff,
LONDON – Dairy Crest is backing the January launch of the latest addition to the low-fat St Ivel Gold range, St Ivel Gold Lowest, with a £1.5m promotional marketing and TV campaign.
08 Dec 2004
The National Blood Service is running a direct marketing drive to encourage people to give blood. The campaign, created by integrated agency Kitcatt Nohr Alexander Shaw, uses the strapline 'Give the gift of life this Christmas'.