Foster's set to remake British comedy shows
16 Aug 2010 | by Gemma Charles
Foster's is to extend its humour-based marketing strategy by reviving a series of classic British comedies online.
Soft drinks giant Coca-Cola has dropped a campaign featuring England striker and brand ambassador Wayne Rooney, following red-top allegations that claimed he slept with a prostitute.
Foster's is to extend its humour-based marketing strategy by reviving a series of classic British comedies online.
The Children's Food Campaign is running a user-generated spoof ad drive, attacking government plans to get brands to fund the anti-obesity campaign Change4Life.
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Brands seeking to challenge a 'big two' need to find strategies that will build loyalty and recognition.
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