Adwatch of the year: Adwatch stars of 2004
15 Dec 2004
Which brands had the year's most memorable ad campaigns, and which execution had the greatest impact over a single week? Gail Kemp takes a look at the Adwatch winners of 2004.
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Our appetite for reality TV could lead the way for brands to exploit this genre of entertainment, predicts brand and legal guru Ardi Kolah .
Which brands had the year's most memorable ad campaigns, and which execution had the greatest impact over a single week? Gail Kemp takes a look at the Adwatch winners of 2004.
The innovative, laddish, short-tempered Nick Bampton has the experience to fill his predecessor's shoes, Jeremy Lee writes .
The brand that had ruled the playground in the 70s suffered a dramatic downturn with the arrival of global rivals. Will a fashion-led strategy help it regain its cool?
Alasdair Reid assesses the adaptable new chief executive overseeing the former Fox Kids Europe's rebadging as Jetix.
Copyright protection for the sound recordings of some of rock'n'roll's best-loved tracks is just about to expire. For internet downloaders, this could be music to their ears, says brand and legal guru Ardi Kolah .
Young, affluent viewers are a priority for the channel's director of programmes Dan Chambers, writes Glen Mutel .
Cinema advertising revenue has failed to keep pace with a steep rise in admissions, reports Deborah Bonello
Following the merger of Carlton and Granada to form a single ITV network, the broadcaster promised to become more advertiser-friendly. Six months on, has it delivered? Andy Fry reports
Jackie Newcombe's sure the title's price cut will improve circulation. By Alasdair Reid