20 Dec 1999
| by STEFANO HATFIELD
.
Campaign s Hall of Fame, published in association with the Institute of
Practitioners in Advertising ...
20 Dec 1999
| by CAROLINE MARSHALL
for
the heritage of the 50s by associating Levi s 501 jeans with a classic
period of youth culture. Marvin Gaye ...
: HEC/Family Planning Association
Agency: Cramer Saatchi
Art director: Bill Atherton
Writer ...
16 Dec 1999
| by KEVIN JOHNSON
exclusivity was key, the Millennium Dome and its
associated National Programme must offer investors a real ...
in turn provided a logical link
with M association with the National Identity Zone in the Dome ...
16 Dec 1999
| by ALEXANDRA JARDINE
Consumers
Association panel said two leading brands, Kaliber and Tennent s LA,
tasted bitter ...
13 Dec 1999
| by LEXIE GODDARD
Ayling & Associates. The agency
was reluctant to divulge details about the campaign, which will begin
10 Dec 1999
| by HARRIET MARSH
, to John Ayling and Associates ahead of
the launch of a new advertising campaign to be unveiled...First Drinks Brands has handed the UK media planning and buying for
the Italian aperitif, Campari, to John Ayling and Associates ahead of
the launch of a new advertising campaign to be unveiled in the
spring.
The win is the second assignment handed to John Ayling by First Drinks
Brands following ...
10 Dec 1999
| by TREVOR BEATTIE, creative director of TB
Wired.com, the online games retail
specialist
Agency: Maher Bird Associates
Writer: Martin ...
06 Dec 1999
| by COLIN GRIMSHAW
Glenfiddich, the single malt whisky owned by William Grant s agency BMA Communications was asked to create a special
association between the brand and the yuletide celebrations. After
pitches from radio, TV and the press, BMA decided the quality press
would be the ideal medium.
The campaign ...
03 Dec 1999
| by GORDON SMITH, creative director of Wals
spokesperson told Campaign: (The consumers) found the
imagery associated with scotch ... had become empty ...
02 Dec 1999
| by IMELDA MICHALCZYK, Marketing Reporter
Sharp Shorts, the Hooch-sponsored set of 90-second films, each take
a snapshot at a day in the life of successful 20-somethings who love
their jobs.
Clearly, Hooch wants to associate itself with this funky, fulfilled,
young audience. Which is fine, except that the films run straight after
the 9pm ...