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Branding News brief: Nice 'n' Easy Root Touch-Up to launch in UK

Nice 'n' Easy Root Touch-Up, the US hair colour brand from Clairol, is to launch in the UK in February. The range comprises 12 shades to match various hair colours. A range of activity will support the launch.

Adwatch: Hugo Boss - 'Playing ball'

Come with me into a strange world. A world full of nakedness, filtered skies and whispering. The twisted, certifiable world of Christmas fragrance ads.

Pepsi set to pull plug on £30m FA sponsorship tie

LONDON - Pepsi is poised to follow Nationwide Building Society by pulling its sponsorship of the Football Association.

SABMiller's Sherrington to leave top global post

LONDON - Mark Sherrington, global marketing director at brewing giant SABMiller, is to leave the company next year.

Right Guard gives consumers the chance to get hot and sweaty

LONDON - Right Guard Xtreme is launching its largest on-pack promotion, offering consumers the chance to go kite surfing in Brazil or mountain biking on a live volcano in Costa Rica.

Guardian appoints Connectus for Dixons online voucher campaign

LONDON – Online marketing technology group Connectus has been appointed by Guardian Unlimited to run an online voucher campaign for its client electrical retailer Dixons.

Grey signs Smith and Butler

Jeff Smith and Simon Butler, the creative group heads on the Unilever account at Lowe London, are leaving the agency to join Grey London.

The World: New York - Voluntarily United wins Escada and Montblanc

The Voluntarily United Group of Creative Agencies, the WPP-owned micro-network, has won two creative assignments for the Procter & Gamble fragrances Escada and Montblanc.

Close-Up: Live Issue - Do advertisers need global digital specialists?

Coca-Cola, GlaxoSmithKline and L'Oreal want global digital networks. Good luck finding one, Larissa Bannister says.

Top Performers of 2005: International Advertiser of the Year - Dove

Using "real" models and the universal single idea of real beauty, Dove had a campaign with PR appeal that worked in every country in which the ads ran.


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