DMS wins Children's Society donor recruitment job
30 Jun 2004 | by Staff,
LONDON - DMS has added to its raft of wins this year, with its appointment to handle The Children's Society first direct mail donor recruitment campaign in several years
LONDON - WFCA Integrated has set up a media planning and buying department on the back of its recent £7m Carpetright account win.
LONDON - DMS has added to its raft of wins this year, with its appointment to handle The Children's Society first direct mail donor recruitment campaign in several years
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Amanda Mackenzie, BT's marketing chief, is quitting after more than three years in the job to become Hewlett-Packard's (H-P) top European marketer.
The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) has hit back at the British Medical Journal over claims that the food industry employs underhand marketing tactics similar to those used by tobacco companies.
Burger King is to respond to the healthier menu items being carried by rivals such as McDonald's with the introduction of a Premium Tastes line.
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BARB is testing a measurement system intended to give brands a way of measuring the effectiveness of programme sponsorship.
Coca-Cola GB has asked advertising agency Mother to create an ad campaign to support its sponsorship of the rebranded Coca-Cola Football League.