Why the cold war over 'copycat' branding may be set to heat up
10 Apr 2013 | by Matthew Chapman
The balance of power could be about to swing in "copycat" packaging disputes after years of brand owners being the whipping boys, writes Matthew Chapman.
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PZ Cussons has relaunched its fake tan brand St Tropez with a 2 million global campaign, created in-house. Print work, which features the supermodel Kate Moss wearing "the ultimate tan", is supported by online and in-store activity. In addition, there is a social media drive, by Karmarama, to encourage...
The balance of power could be about to swing in "copycat" packaging disputes after years of brand owners being the whipping boys, writes Matthew Chapman.
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Ogilvy & Mather London has created a series of print ads for Dove, aiming to highlight and take a stand against the use of digital retouching to create false a representation of reality.
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Euro RSCG London has created what it is billing as the first-ever iAd to use Twitter and its camera function, ahead of the next TV spot in the "Pliktisijiteur Village Pageant" campaign.
Isobar has created a lesson in French kissing for Jean Paul Gaultier.
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