TBWA unveils debut work for Liberty
27 Aug 1999 | by EMMA HALL
TBWA GGT Simons Palmer launches its first work for Liberty next week, with a pounds 1 million campaign designed to re-energise the brand.
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Publicis is set to win the creative assignment on the pounds 10 million UK account of Muller, the market-leading yoghurt and dairy dessert manufacturer.
TBWA GGT Simons Palmer launches its first work for Liberty next week, with a pounds 1 million campaign designed to re-energise the brand.
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