Brands as reality TV... coming soon
16 Dec 2004
Our appetite for reality TV could lead the way for brands to exploit this genre of entertainment, predicts brand and legal guru Ardi Kolah .
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Associated Newspapers has launched a free 'lite' version of its flagship London evening paper to bolster the brand, but in doing so risks driving the title to extinction.
Our appetite for reality TV could lead the way for brands to exploit this genre of entertainment, predicts brand and legal guru Ardi Kolah .
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