Procter & Gamble, Heineken and Diageo: who wins and who loses in direct brand deals with Facebook?
06 Mar 2012 | by Adam Woods
, however, is not without controversy. The month before Diageo inked its deal last year, UK charity Alcohol ...
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, however, is not without controversy. The month before Diageo inked its deal last year, UK charity Alcohol ...
, Fennell recalled the launch of the now obsolete alcoholic fermented fruit drink Quinn's, which launched ...
Equalities minister Lynne Featherstone MP will unveil the pledge next year. It will operate in a similar way to the Department of Health s Responsibility deal , which targets obesity and alcohol misuse. The pledge strategy indicates a shift from more punitive measures Featherstone suggested last year ...
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. They get away with murder.' He is critical of recent research by Alcohol Concern, which concludes ... the report. 'The majority ... did not visit alcohol brand sites on Facebook, and the minority who have ... , alcohol and body confidence, the conclusions drawn by NGOs are not always supported by the evidence. As a ...
study in segmentation The segmentation study covered 6500 consumers and looked at the whole alcohol ... was aimed at understanding the 'coded communication' of the lager category, compared with other alcohol ...
McKellen could have been a homeless alcoholic. And Sam Fox could have ended up getting her tits out ...
times as much alcohol is consumed. One tweet nailed the English as the culprits. While we ...
's pledge to promote soft drinks as alternatives to alcohol. Coca-Cola has created a website to support ...
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