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Aviva is rolling out a new global marketing plan, which will see its humorous UK advertising starring comic Paul Whitehouse toned down in an effort to create a "differentiated" positioning.
ESPN is promoting its coverage of the 2012/13 FA Cup through a multimedia campaign, 'Cup Of Dreams', which demonstrates how important the tournament can be to fans.
Butlin's, the Bourne Leisure-owned resort brand, is preparing a post-Christmas campaign to push its "altruistic" brand purpose of helping families "rediscover their sparkle".
The Health Lottery, part of Northern & Shell, has had a press ad banned for implying that buying a lottery ticket could be a solution to financial concerns or a way to achieve financial security.
The advertising regulator has banned ads for horror movie 'Rec: Genesis' and crime thriller 'Savages' for airing unsuitable content that could be viewed by children.
Google is reuniting the characters from the 'Wallace and Gromit' films for a festive video aimed at highlighting how Google+ can bring together family and friends.
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Kuoni, the luxury tour operator, is launching its first ever TV campaign on Boxing Day, to encourage people to celebrate on holidays abroad.
Samsung is pushing its Galaxy Note tablet as its flagship Christmas gift by showing Santa and his elves using it to respond to a letter from a little girl.
Confused.com has filmed an actor pretending to be drunk and asking passers-by to help him get into his car, to highlight apathy towards drink driving.
