NEWS: Hooper’s Hooch takes to TV with quirky films
13 Dec 1996 | by EMMA HALL
Hooper s Hooch became the first alcopop to advertise on TV this week with a perplexing new campaign by Euro RSCG Wnek Gosper.
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NEWS: Beck’s stays with Barker and Ralston
13 Dec 1996 | by EMMA HALL
Barker and Ralston has held on to the pounds 3 million Beck s beer account after a fiercely competitive pitch against two fellow Scottish Courage roster agencies, M&C Saatchi and Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe.
NEWS: Westbay hands the Brasserie new slice of Metz advertising
06 Dec 1996
The HHCL Brasserie has won its first repeat business by landing the task of creating a second set of commercials for the bottled drink, Metz.
NEWS: Vimto lines up four agencies to vie for advertising rethink
06 Dec 1996
Vimto, the classic fruit drink, is reviewing its pounds 3 million advertising account and has shortlisted four agencies, including the incumbent, Tom Reddy Advertising.
NEWS: Barrington Johnson celebrates double Granada victory
06 Dec 1996
Barrington Johnson Lorains has picked up the task of revitalising two of Granada s key motorway brands, Little Chef and Travelodge.
NEWS: DFGW wins pounds 3m in Michelob deal
06 Dec 1996 | by MAIRI CLARK
Duckworth Finn Grubb Waters has fought its way on to the Anheuser-Busch roster in the UK by scooping the pounds 3 million Michelob account from BMP DDB. The win follows a two-month pitch against BMP and St Luke s.
INTERNATIONAL: THE WORLD’S TOP CLIENTS; Losers’ advertising strategy wins for Solo
06 Dec 1996 | by MARGARET OLLEY
Solo, a Norwegian soft drink, is appealing to cynical youth with darker ads, Margaret Olley says
DIARY: BDDH folk try to blend in with the pixies but gnomes rumble them
06 Dec 1996
It s official: advertising is not a job for grown men, as our pic shows.
NEWS: Four shops line up to take on TBWA for Morgan’s rum task
29 Nov 1996 | by EMMA HALL
Seagram UK has asked non-roster agencies to pitch for its pounds 4 million Captain Morgan s Spiced rum account, currently held by TBWA.
NEWS: Rainey Kelly takes satanic line for Tia Maria
29 Nov 1996 | by EMMA HALL
Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe introduces the Princess of Darkness this weekend, as it unveils its first work for Tia Maria since winning the account from Publicis (Campaign, 7 June).
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