My Media Week: Zoe Osmond
13 Sep 2011 | by Hayley Pinkerfield
This week, Zoe Osmond, chief executive of industry charity Nabs, denies herself an ill-advised shopping trip in favour of a gym workout and plans the Big Bash 2012.
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Campaign's selection of media news and views of note in the week before 22 February 2013.
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09 Sep 2010 | by Simon Kershaw
When, gentle reader, does a reasonable review turn into a rant? Possibly right now. Excuse my French, but who gives a flying one for typography any more?
Creative Orchestra alters Tube map for water charity campaign
31 Aug 2010 | by Jennifer Whitehead
Ad agency Creative Orchestra is launching its own campaign to raise awareness of the importance of clean drinking water, by encouraging people to go for a walk.
TfL tenders London Underground experiential contract
10 Aug 2010 | by Maisie McCabe
London Underground has launched a tender process for the seven-figure, two-year experiential marketing contract for its estate, currently held by outdoor media owner JCDecaux.
Crisis uses 'clean' graffiti to promote Hidden Gigs
27 Apr 2009 | by Becky Wilkerson
LONDON - Crisis is promoting its 'Hidden Gigs' campaign through the innovative use of 'clean' graffiti on the streets of London.
ASA closes case on atheist bus ad campaign
21 Jan 2009 | by Hadassah Nymark
LONDON - The Advertising Standards Authority today ruled that the British Humanist Association's "There's probably no God" bus ad campaign is not in breach of the advertising code.
DfES appoints CMW to handle childcare promotion
22 Feb 2007 | by Alex Donohue
LONDON - The Department for Education and Skills has appointed CMW to develop a through-the-line campaign to promote the government's childcare programmes among low-income families.
Flora rapped for misleading health benefit ads
15 Nov 2006 | by by Alex Donohue
LONDON - Unilever brand Flora has fallen foul of the advertising watchdog again as it tried to claim that adding fatty margarine to food actually made it healthier.
ZenithOptimedia in Product Red win
29 Sep 2006
ZenithOptimedia has been appointed to handle media planning and buying for Product Red, the initiative launched by U2 singer Bono to combat Aids in Africa.
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