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Adwatch of the year: Adwatch stars of 2004

Which brands had the year's most memorable ad campaigns, and which execution had the greatest impact over a single week? Gail Kemp takes a look at the Adwatch winners of 2004.

Brand Health Check: Gola

The brand that had ruled the playground in the 70s suffered a dramatic downturn with the arrival of global rivals. Will a fashion-led strategy help it regain its cool?

Media Analysis: Big screen, small share

Cinema advertising revenue has failed to keep pace with a steep rise in admissions, reports Deborah Bonello

ITV: So what difference did it make?

Following the merger of Carlton and Granada to form a single ITV network, the broadcaster promised to become more advertiser-friendly. Six months on, has it delivered? Andy Fry reports

Media: Back in love with reality

Critics said reality TV would be no more than a flash in the pan, but innovative programme makers have consistently proved them wrong. Andy Fry examines the commercial chemistry underpinning the genre

Brand Health Check: Umbro

It kitted out the UK's biggest teams in the 70s and 80s, but Umbro's failure to move beyond football has seen the brand eclipsed by the global sportswear giants.

McDonald's defends football links

The fast-food chain is eager to counter criticism of its Euro 2004 sponsorship. Mark Sweney reports from Portugal

Ad-funded TV tackles obstacles

Advertisers are warming to branded content, but UK regulations muddy the way it can fit into the mix, says Andy Fry

Sky One struggles to stay ahead

With its audience slashed to half its mid-90s peak, the channel needs new direction - and quick. Andy Fry reports


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