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NatWest fills today's papers with ads about its independent review, while broadcasters promote...NatWest has taken three consecutive full pages across all of today's national newspapers to promote its independent review, which charts the banks progress over the past year. The bank suggests "if your bank doesn't have an independent review, read ours". The National Geographic channel ...
Financial companies people those unhappy with their current account while readers are being..." and the other promising 100 cash when transferring an account to the bank. A similar but smaller ad appears ... ads in The Guardian to promote its current account. Skoda takes out an ad in The Daily Telegraph ...
CHI & Partners has released its first work for Polo since winning the account at the beginning
Leo Burnett has launched their first campaign for NHS Teenlifecheck since winning the account
". Diesel consolidated its global advertising account into Anomaly in September.
Whybin\TBWA has won the account for Australian telecoms company, Comtel, and is launching its first
the advertising account back in February.
REVIEW: Having spent the past 24-hours experimenting, playing and testing the iPad, it appears...of early reviews have said, the iPad really does feel like a consumer device. Some techies have called ...
LONDON - Fallon has scooped the advertising account for French Connection, the brand made famous...Beattie McGuinness Bungay had handled the business until July 2006, when the account moved to the specialist retail ad agency Yellow Door. Since then, the fashion retailer has shied away from producing high-profile brand campaigns. Fallon's first work for the retailer will include a TV campaign breaking on Sunday ...
personal account of how the newspaper began from founding editor, Andreas Whittam Smith.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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