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THIS WEEK: Golden Wonder in Olympic deal

Golden Wonder has signed a deal to become the official savoury snack supplier for the Olympic Games in its first corporate marketing initiative since a management buy-out last October.

THIS WEEK: BRIEFS

Sweet deal for BMW

ADVERTISING: BRIEFS

Families valued

MEDIA: Can BT hold the line against cable push?

After what one observer describes as a year-long battle of egos , the cable industry has finally taken the wraps off its first jointly funded generic advertising campaign.

MEDIA: BRIEFS

Sales group launch

BELOW-THE-LINE: Retailers ready for music-by-mail boom

Music retailers are looking to mail order in an attempt to reach those customers who feel increasingly uncomfortable entering the noisy neon and chrome meccas in the high street.

BELOW-THE-LINE: BRIEFS

Promo in the can

ANALYSIS: Front seat for cinema brands

Cinema marketers strategies are coming under the spotlight as the curtain rises on some of the biggest action the industry has seen for years.

MARKETING MIX: The castaway client

Don t mention lottery fever to Andrew Slamin: as sales and marketing director of the longest-established British lottery company, he s seen it all. After stints with Allied Breweries and Birds Eye, he joined UK Charity Lotteries for its launch five years ago. As the man behind BBH s Lady Luck advertising...

MARKETING MIX: Encouraged to stick together

If you d become an agency head of account management and wanted to unite your staff in a spontaneous display of togetherness, would you invite all 60 of them to Vauxhall Cross and cover them in paste? Nor would we - but we re not Ogilvy s Eddie Bowman.


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