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The Direct Marketing Association has backed calls from the Incorporated Society of British Advertisers for a Europe-wide definition of 'fair trading' in its response to the European Commission's Green Paper on Consumer Protection. The DMA dismissed the Green Paper's suggestion that lack ...
by Somerfield's associate director marketing Martin Sutherland, in conjunction with agencies Retail ...
More than 70 charities have joined forces to develop a direct marketing campaign to encourage more people to leave money to charity in their wills. The Imperial Cancer Research Fund, the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association and Oxfam are among the charities that are supporting ...
luxury goods firm. There has been little advertising associated with Brand X. However, it has ...
associated with the Lloyds TSB brand as the storyline develops. The first ad is set in Danny's flower ...
The other day I watched a television programme on philosophy, featuring someone I suppose was a philosopher. He was discussing Epicurus, who lived in Athens around 350 BC and gave his name to the word Epicurean, associated with living well. Epicurus' idea of a good time was very different ...
Ayling Associates has been appointed to handle the £750,000 media planning and buying account for the launch of health drink range NutriPlus. Nutricia's new range of nutritional products is designed to aid recovery from illness. The campaign will initially appear in national press and magazines ...
might have associated with the channel. i nstead, there is a determination to fight for every share ...
in Advertising and the Advertising Association, among others organisations. Ian Twinn, ISBA director ...
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.
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