19 Dec 2003
| by Professor Angus Jenkinson and Branko Sain
to convert the perception that Ford got this boring, old, fuddy-duddy image. The advertising agency Ogilvy ...
advertising could not achieve this. Motivated by the need for achieving top-quality results and encouraged ...
lifestyle PR and not through advertising. The second learning point is around the concept of convergence ...
25 Nov 2003
| by Andrew Redpath, British Brands Group
expectation and perception is the key to success. Andrew Redpath of the British Brands Group explains....appeared in British Brands, the publication of the British Brands Group, issue 18. Tel: 07020 934250 ...
14 Nov 2003
| by ASA, BBFC, BSC, BBC, ITC
by the Advertising Standards Authority, the British Board of Film Classification, the BBC, the Broadcasting Standards...credits 115 6 Advertising Standards Authority 116 7 British Board of Film Classification 117 8 British ...
were encountering such material not just in adult television programming, but also in children s programmes, movies, advertising, pop music, magazines and newspapers, and on the internet. However ...
14 Nov 2003
| by Professor Angus Jenkinson and Branko Sain
How can great advertising be dysfunctional? How could a phrase that became a catchword work against...an advertising campaign based on the strapline: the 4th emergency service. This campaign achieved considerable ...
great advertising be dysfunctional? How could a phrase that became a catchword work against the AA? And how does a new advertising campaign align an organisation? Contents Background The 4th emergency ...
22 Oct 2003
| by DWP and Cranfield School of Management
using age limits and age related words in job advertisements 55 percent do not use Age as a basis ...
Age words in advertising Perceived benefits of an age-diverse workforce Awareness of 2006 age ...
21 Oct 2003
| by Advertising Association
The Advertising Association's latest Long Term Advertising Expenditure Forecast predicts a...advertising climate when considering long-term trends. Over the past two years, many sectors of UK advertising have suffered considerable revenue losses, often following a long period of growth. Under ...
-term cyclical blips from significant and relatively permanent changes in the factors governing UK advertising ...
21 Oct 2003
| by Linda Kaplan Thaler and Robin Koval
Kaplan Thaler and Koval explain the essential make up of their Big Bang Theory, helping brands be heard above the 'noise' of world advertising and marketing today. Areas of investigation: Shrinking ...
is the best and the brightest mind to come into advertising in the last dozen years. A consulting firm would ...
01 Oct 2003
| by Brian Young
advertising in Europe, by Brian Young, PHD, School of Psychology, University of Exeter, for the Food...This latest review of the literature on advertising's role in determining children's food choices ...
is complicated where children play an active role. Advertising as such is rarely mentioned and not generally considered by many parents to be a significant influence on children's attitudes and that food advertising ...
01 Oct 2003
| by Periodical Publishers Association
PPA has launched a research guide, designed to help advertisers and agencies get more out...Traditional magazine advertising works - it has been proved to do so. However publishers ...
magazine advertising, aims to maximise the opportunities presented by creative formats like gatefolds, sponsored supplements and advertisement features. The study was conducted in 2003 by Lawes Consulting ...
26 Sep 2003
| by GfK Media
Summer audience figures for national BBC stations, the top 8 TV stations overall, and national...advertising revenue. The system also measured figures for TV weekly reach, which showed the stability of the British public's viewing habits since the spring. BBC One remained top dog with 43.2m, followed by BBC ...
and TV channels and therefore records viewing and listening habits. Article by Josh Brooks, Brand ...