Britney stars in world's most
expensive ads for Pepsi
28 Jan 2002 | by Staff,
NEW YORK - Britney Spears is to star in the world's most expensive ads when she appears in two Pepsi spots to be shown during Super Bowl XXXVI.
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NEW YORK - The US government is to use the US's biggest TV and advertising event of the year to continue its war on terrorism by running two Tony Kaye-directed anti-terrorist commercials during Sunday's Super Bowl XXXVI.
NEW YORK - Britney Spears is to star in the world's most expensive ads when she appears in two Pepsi spots to be shown during Super Bowl XXXVI.
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LONDON - BT is pulling the sponsorship of Middlesbrough FC's strip by its UK mobile phone brand O2, formerly BT Cellnet, when its seven-year contract runs out in May.
NEW YORK - With only two weeks to go before the biggest sporting and advertising event in the US calendar, Fox TV has so far failed to sell all of the advertising spots available.
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LONDON - Talks between ITV Digital and BSkyB over carriage of ITV Sport on Sky Digital are being held up because of a rift at the terrestrial broadcaster over whether to do the deal or not.