Mediaedge:cia launches branding campaign for Kuoni
13 Dec 2002 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
LONDON - Mediaedge:cia is behind a new £1m-plus advertising campaign for the travel company Kuoni targeting consumers, with the winter blues.
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LONDON - Struggling US carrier United Airlines has appointed WPP Group's Mediaedge:cia to the bulk of its $60m global media planning and buying account following a review of the account.
LONDON - Mediaedge:cia is behind a new £1m-plus advertising campaign for the travel company Kuoni targeting consumers, with the winter blues.
LONDON - Accoladia, the joint venture between British Airways Holidays and Thomas Cook Holidays, is rebranding its customer magazine as part of a strategy to make its customers more loyal.
LONDON - Taxi Promotions UK is backing the launch of a new monthly magazine Sherbet, aimed at passengers travelling by licensed taxi in London.
LONDON - In a first for the Telegraph Group, the publisher has signed a sponsorship deal that will see it publish a business travel supplement, which will appear in the Daily Telegraph as well as The Business and Business Traveller magazine.
BRAND WATCH - Advertising was dropped as the world remembered September 11, and British Airways, once the 'world's favourite airline', faced life outside the FTSE-100, writes Jennifer Whitehead in this week's round-up of brand news .
LONDON - As the first anniversary of September 11 approaches, New York communications agency Euro RSCG Worldwide has revealed some important trends in the values of ordinary Americans since the terrorist attacks.
So Saga finally appointed a media agency. A process so protracted it became something of a saga in itself. It seems that agencies now have to possess Odysseus-like levels of stamina to survive some of the epic timeframes imposed in recent pitches, writes Ian Darby .
CANNES - Saatchi & Saatchi London's press and poster Grand Prix triumph in Cannes for Club 18-30 was a close run thing, with jury president Jeff Goodby saying cdp-travissully's work for Hamlet was a close contender for the coveted prize.
LONDON - Mediaedge:CIA has retained the £7m Saga media account following a review instigated in December.