New business leagues (30 April 2010)
30 Apr 2010
Adam & Eve picks up the Save The Children account.
LONDON - Virgin Media is set to launch its first high-definition advertising campaign promoting during 'Britain's Got Talent' on ITV1 HD tomorrow night (1 May).
LONDON - Actresses Kate Beckinsale and Zooey Deschanel have dressed up to represent cocktails such as the Bloody Mary in a series of press ads for Absolut Vodka.
LONDON - Mobile company Orange is overhauling its cinema Gold Spots ads for the first time in seven years, consigning its popular Orange Film Funding Board concept to the archives.
LONDON - Euro RSCG London has appointed Naked Communications' head of brand and business strategy Samantha Alonso as a senior planner, as part of an effort to revitalise its planning department.
LONDON - IPC Media is launching a strategic review of its specialist titles, such as Decanter and Cage & Aviary Birds, which could result in it cutting back the number of niche magazines it publishes.
American retailer Target has launched a campaign to show how everyday things relate to ones journey through life.
LONDON - Expedia, the online travel portal, has returned to TV advertising with an ad focusing on savings and voiced by 'Peep Show' star David Mitchell.
WPP has reported revenues were £2.08bn in the first quarter of 2010, down just under two per cent from last year.
LONDON - Eurostar has hired former Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker to lead a new campaign offering consumers discounts on cultural activities.