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Alexander Lebedev's 20p daily i is to embark on another burst of TV advertising on Monday (9
of Russian billionaire Alexander Lebedev last year...., when Lebedev bought a 75.1% stake in the title and appointed Tatler's Geordie Greig as editor. Ten ...
with a promotional offer of giving away 650,000 free copies. Under the new owner, Alexander Lebedev ...
Independent charity Booktrust is launching its debut TV campaign to raise awareness of Bookstart, its free book-gifting programme. The national programme encourages parents to enjoy free books with young children. The campaign, which was created by Kitcatt Nohr Alexander Shaw, has been devised ...
WaterAid, the international charity, has launched a campaign that highlights the plight of people living in areas of poor sanitation
Independent charity Booktrust is launching a TV campaign to encourage fathers to read to their young children and to raise awareness of its free book-gifting programme, called Bookstart. This 30-second animated spot shows a father picking up his son and taking a book with him for them to read on the...
getting the wrong paper. Alexander Lebedev's trophy asset got a kicking from both the left and the right ... "slightly poor" paper. At least Lebedev can be reassured that no-one said they had stopped reading ...
Kitcatt Nohr has devised two executions for the Virgin Holidays Get More TV campaign: a 40 second brand awareness ad and a 10 second offer-led advert. The first TV ad execution celebrates the exciting range of activities available to Virgin Holidays' customers and is set in a hotel room overseas with...
Thick of It' actor Chris Addison and comic actors Alexander Armstrong, Amelia Bulmore and Lorna Watson.
WaterAid is launching a hard-hitting TV campaign created by Kitcatt Nohr Alexander Shaw
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