Match.com invests £3m in first major UK offline advertising push
31 Aug 2005 | by by Jennifer Whitehead
LONDON - Match.com is urging singletons to 'make love happen' in a £3m UK advertising campaign, launching next week.
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LONDON - Viacom Outdoor is putting animated outdoor ads on to London bus sides fitted with LED screens, after signing up Lastminute.com to run a campaign in October.
LONDON - Match.com is urging singletons to 'make love happen' in a £3m UK advertising campaign, launching next week.
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LONDON - American football action will be screened on four UK broadcasters this year after the NFL signed deals with Five, Sky Sports and the North American Sports Network to screen the US's most popular sport.