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NEWS: TBWA hold on Evian in limbo as French compare ads with own

TBWA s ten-year hold on Evian in the UK appears under threat following a decision by the French mineral water brand to put the advertising on test against the equivalent created in France by Euro RSCG.

NEWS: NFA renews pressure on food ads

Advertisers with products aimed at children are bracing themselves against the threat of new curbs in Britain and across Europe.

NEWS: Saatchis posters target students in first ads for bottled Arrol’s 80

Saatchi and Saatchi has unveiled its debut work for Carlsberg-Tetley s new extra-strength bottled beer, Arrol s 80, in the first ever campaign for the brand.

CLOSE-UP: CLIENT OF THE WEEK; New view at Carlsberg-Tetley

Tom Wright has launched three drinks and is thirsty for more, Karen Yates says

MEDIA: HEADLINER; The beer expert with much to live up to at the Media Centre

John Owen considers Nick Theakstone s importance to the Courage media task

LETTERS: SPONSORSHIP; ITC regulates the ads sponsors run in breaks of show

In reference to the story John Smith s bitter to sponsor new TV series by Jack Dee ( Campaign, 1 December), there was a slight but very important omission from the comment I made to Campaign s reporter.

OPINION: The effectiveness of funny ads depends on the brand

Why do funny ads work for beer brands but not for, say, cleaning goods? Winston Fletcher revises his view of the truism that wit is a panacea for a weak campaign

OPINION: PICK OF THE WEEK

Stefano Hatfield chooses GGT s Holsten anti-drink-drive asshole spot: Far be it for me to disagree with Mary Whitehouse, but this is brilliant. Frightening though it is, we all know an asshole like him. Writer and art director Robert Saville and Jay Pond-Jones, director Frank Budgen through the...

INTERACTIVE: CASE STUDY/TANGO; Tango’s debut on the Internet gives a sure sign of the medium’s worth

John Owen examines how the subversive soft-drink brand Tango is very much in tune with Internet users

NEWS: Media Centre nets Scottish Courage pooled task

The Media Centre has wrapped up the entire pounds 30 million-plus Scottish Cour-age portfolio by landing the media for all pounds 6 million worth of Scottish and Newcastle brands.

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