Observer to launch media blitz in travel dictionary giveaway
28 Jun 2002
The Observer is undertaking a three-day TV and radio blitz, through Mother and PHD, to back an offbeat travel giveaway in this Sunday's paper.
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Cuprinol, the wood preservative brand, is reviewing its agency arrangements in a bid to get advertising to match its Ronseal rival that boasts: It does exactly what it says on the tin.
The Observer is undertaking a three-day TV and radio blitz, through Mother and PHD, to back an offbeat travel giveaway in this Sunday's paper.
The Cinema Advertising Association is predicting that the total cinema admissions in 2002 will be the biggest since 1971.
The animated dinosaurs from the BBC series Walking with Dinosaurs are being resurrected by WCRS in a campaign to encourage people to drink Volvic mineral water.
Cadbury is launching a text messaging campaign as part of its sponsorship of the 2002 Commonwealth Games.
Wyeth, the pharmaceutical company behind brands such as Anadin, BiSoDol and Centrum, is reviewing its £5 million UK media planning and buying account.
The BBC is kicking off its Commonwealth Games push with ads featuring athletes as superhumans, and is airing the first spot during its coverage of the World Cup Final on 30 June.
Coca-Cola is redoubling its efforts to free its Sprite brand from international catch-all advertising with work featuring a creature created by Jim Henson's animators.
The animated bee characters Andy and Karen have returned to front a new national campaign for the Co-operative Group food stores by Partners BDDH.
The key pan-European TV news networks have all increased their daily viewing, according to the latest European Media and Marketing Survey figures.