News Analysis: Nike's reputation in spotlight again
01 Apr 2005
Naomi Klein's No Logo, containing a devastating critique of Nike's commercial activities, published ...
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Barber quits Ogilvy to exploit Spurs brand
15 Apr 2005 | by Ian Hall
Barber has a brief to spearhead a Chelsea FC-style commercial and marketing effort for the famous London football club. Barber will join in July in what is understood to be an executive ... with better exploiting the Spurs brand in the UK and overseas and will manage all the club's commercial ...
Venues: Location, location
04 Mar 2005
.' 5. PINEWOOD AND SHEPPERTON STUDIOS, BERKSHIRE AND MIDDLESEX - Featuring two former manor houses ... -premiere party for Alexander and has entertained celebrities such as Beyonce and Robbie Williams. Spread ...
Media relations: TrafficLink seeks new client base
18 Feb 2005
The shift in its sales target follows the signing of its first contract with a non-media company, National Express. TrafficLink, which is used by the 210 commercial radio stations and the BBC, has hired Brands2Life to gain coverage in trade titles for sectors such as travel, transport, delivery, automotive ...
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