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HHCL creates 'turkey tussle' to highlight food safety

LONDON - HHCL & Partners is behind a new television advertising campaign that will warn the 10m people cooking a turkey on Christmas Day to be mindful of hygiene and food safety while sipping the cooking sherry.

Hachette switches distributors in wake of Emap split

LONDON - Hachette Filipacchi UK has moved its magazine distribution business out of Emap-owned Frontline and into IPC Media distributor Marketforce.

Johnston sells Writers News to Warners

LONDON - Regional newspaper group Johnston Press is selling off the Writers News business it bought as part of its acquisition of Regional Independent Media in April to Warners Group Publications.

IPC boosts size and price of women's weeklies

LONDON - IPC Media is raising the cover price and pagination of its two classic women's titles Women's Own and Woman from their first 2003 issues on January 6.

JWT appoints worldwide creative director for Ford

NEW YORK - J Walter Thompson has recruited Saatchi & Saatchi's Tom Cordner as the worldwide creative director on WPP Group's biggest client, the Ford Motor Company.

Mediaedge:cia wins more Citibank business

NEW YORK - WPP Group media agency Mediaedge:cia has won more work from Citibank, having ousted rival Aegis Group from the bank's US outdoor media business.

True North shareholders sue Interpublic

NEW YORK - Shareholders in True North, the FCB-owning advertising group acquired by Interpublic in 2001, have filed a lawsuit alleging that the company mislead them prior to the $2.1bn (£1.3bn) acquisition.

Murdoch DirecTV bid signals return of Sky Global chief

NEW YORK - Chase Carey, the former head of News Corporation's satellite empire Sky Global who resigned after Rupert Murdoch's $18bn (£11.4bn) bid for DirecTV failed, may return if the media baron makes a fresh offer for the US satellite TV firm.

NY Times thwarts rival's marketing plans with price rise

NEW YORK - The price of the New York Times is to rise to $1 after three years, starting from December 30, knocking into touch the marketing plans of its upstart rival The New York Sun.

Asics pushes performance in debut UK television ad

LONDON - Sportswear brand Asics has launched its first television advertising in the UK with a campaign that shows a man roadtesting his sports shoes before deciding to buy them.


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