ADVERTISING: CAMPAIGN OF THE WEEK; London Transport
14 Dec 1995 | by ERIC WHITE
Eric White, Corporate marketing manager, The Trocadero, London
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Eric White, Corporate marketing manager, The Trocadero, London
For alcohol advertisers 1995 has been a watershed year, with the spirits industry lifting its self-imposed ban on television advertising for the first time in 40 years.
Madam Tussaud s, London s most popular tourist attraction, is on the hunt for a PR agency to tap into the home market.
Labour MPs have attacked pre-Christmas television ads for war toys and claimed they are breeding a generation of violent men.
in the same vein as they see British seaside postcards. It s Benny Hill humour rather than offensive ...
Carol Fisher, Former international marketing director, Courage
So, Lord Rodgers, chairman of the Advertising Standards Authority, a former Labour Party stalwart and one of the Social Democrat Gang of Four , wants clients not to choose agencies that have fallen foul of the industry s self-regulatory rules (Campaign, last week).
One in three people would like to see greater restrictions on toy advertising, according to exclusive research for Marketing magazine.
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