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O&M gives up Hoover business for Indesit

Ogilvy & Mather has resigned the pounds 10 million pan-European Hoover account in order to secure the Merloni-owned Indesit business across Europe.

Review: Marketing and advertising news in the week’s press

Unilever is scrapping 25,000 jobs in a pounds 3 billion global restructuring operation. It said the move would allow it to invest pounds 1 billion over five years in extra marketing for 400 of its top brands. Most of the lost jobs will be in Europe and the US. General release

D’Arcy unveils Fairy Non-Bio ads

Procter Arcy.

Media Choice

Vicky Gillan, the brand director of Emap Active, chooses Lynx s regional press ad.

CropGen hires CPN to widen the GM debate

Countrywide Porter Novelli has been appointed on six-figure fees to handle all communications for CropGen, a new UK initiative which aims to promote a more balanced debate about genetically modified (GM) foods.

GCI London picks up continental PR for Pantene

GCI London has won the pan-European account for Procter and Gamble s haircare brand Pantene.

Unilever A-brands to get pounds 1bn boost

Unilever is to plough an extra pounds 1bn into marketing over the next five years and slash 25,000 jobs to reduce the gap in profits growth between itself and arch-rivals Procter & Gamble and Danone.

Ogilvy wins pounds 4m Merloni account but loses Hoover

Merloni Domestic Appliances, which produces the Ariston and Indesit brands, has completed its agency reshuffle and hired Ogilvy for the bulk of its UK business. As a result, Ogilvy is dropping its Hoover ad account.

P&G tests interactive TV ad on C&W

Procter digital cable platform, aims to discover how consumers use the medium.

Jigsaw to gather data via digital TV and WAP

The Jigsaw Consortium, the consumer data initiative set up by Unilever, Cadbury and Kimberly-Clark in 1997, is set to use additional means of collecting data on customers, such as interactive television and mobile phone technology.

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