Banking buddies? The limits of how far brands can tap into social networking
02 Dec 2008 | by Fiona Ramsay
by their choice of air freshener or toilet paper.' First Direct has launched an online social network called ...
Click
to remove filters
? Well, true to form, on the day the first ads aired, a whistleblower was busy implicating the bank in a ...
by their choice of air freshener or toilet paper.' First Direct has launched an online social network called ...
. The 'Break the Cycle' TV ad will air on 24 November. An online video, 'Hunting', breaks this week and shows a ...
of which was first aired in June, featured Stephen Mangan and Julian Rhind-Tutt, who star in Channel 4 ...
of the World Cup in 2007, which was hosted by France, and has partnerships with several international rugby ...
In contrast, the US has 52 entries, Germany 10, France 8, Japan 7, Switzerland 5, Italy 4, The Netherlands 3, Republic of Korea 2, Switzerland 2 and Canada, Finland, Sweden and Spain one each. The brand value of the top 10 brands are Coca-Cola $66.7bn, IBM $59bn, Microsoft $59bn, GE $53.1bn, Nokia $35.9bn ...
, powerboats and rugby, has led the way, with Etihad and Gulf Air also boasting impressive and growing ... . Gulf Air became shirt sponsor of newly cash-rich Queens Park Rangers earlier this year, paying a record ... Cup, ICC Test Match Umpires) Golf (Dubai Desert Classic) Gulf Air Formula One (Bahrain Grand ...
-lasting freshness. The new range includes three scents: Burst of Sunshine, Breath of Fresh Air and Barefoot ...
The promotion, which offers listeners the chance to win petrol vouchers, comes at a time of rising fuel prices. Ads will air on Virgin Radio throughout the weekend encouraging listeners to register online at a dedicated microsite. Virgin Radio, which was recently acquired by TIML, is investing £15m ...
ads that air in a particular week that consumers are likely to have seen based on their TV ratings. ...
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.