Euro RSCG lands German launch of Kholer
06 Nov 1998
- Euro RSCG in Germany has landed the task of launching the American engineering-to-leisure company, Kholer Co, in the German market.
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Euro RSCG lands German launch of Kholer
06 Nov 1998
- Euro RSCG in Germany has landed the task of launching the American engineering-to-leisure company, Kholer Co, in the German market.
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Airtours shortlists four agencies for £9m account
07 Jul 1998
- Airtours has shortlisted Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe, Lowe Howard-Spink, Euro RSCG Wnek Gosper and the Leeds-based incumbent, Advertising Principles, to pitch for its 9 million advertising account.
Airtours shortlists four agencies for £9m account
07 Jul 1998
- Airtours has shortlisted Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe, Lowe Howard-Spink, Euro RSCG Wnek Gosper and the Leeds-based incumbent, Advertising Principles, to pitch for its 9 million advertising account.
STOP PRESS
18 Jun 1998 | by DANNY ROGERS
The ITC is banning television ads which use small print. Car, telecoms and airline ads, which use the text to explain special conditions will be the worst affected. BT attracted the most complaints last year by consumers claiming its discounts were not clear enough.
Jersey gets Brighter
09 Apr 1998 | by LISA CAMPBELL
Jersey Tourism, which is opening a new trade and information centre in London this summer, has appointed Brighter PR to manage its public relations from the beginning of June. Brighter PR won the contract after a three-way pitch. The previous incumbent, Wordsmith Marketing and Public Relations, relinquished...
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