Online advertising still growing
18 Dec 2003 | by MediaWeek
Online advertising still growing
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Mr Kipling pulls exceedingly offensive ad from television
18 Dec 2003 | by Gordon MacMillan,
LONDON - With 570 complaints weighed against it, an ad for Mr Kipling Mince Pies, which shows a woman giving birth during a nativity play, has been pulled from television screens.
MEDIA BRIEF: Trinity Mirror reports fall in advertising revenues
18 Dec 2003
Trinity Mirror has reported a 5.7% fall in year-on-year advertising revenues at its national newspaper division, but insisted that the group continued to trade in line with board expectations. The owner of The Mirror and People newspapers said its regional newspapers division performed better in the...
BBH wins battle for £10m Birds Eye advertising account
16 Dec 2003 | by Francesca Newland,
LONDON - Bartle Bogle Hegarty has triumphed in the final stage of the £10m Birds Eye frozen foods pitch.
Bacardi pulls Vinnie Jones television ad after conviction
16 Dec 2003 | by Staff,
LONDON – Drinks firm Bacardi has pulled its Vinnie Jones television advertising campaign after he was convicted of air rage, but has made no final decision on axing the actor for good.
THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 Top advertising power couples
16 Dec 2003
1. Elisabeth Murdoch and Matthew Freud Not so much a relationship as a synthesis of seminal 20th century cultural phenomena. Elisabeth runs the programme maker Shine. As the daughter of Rupert, she comes from the dynasty that brought us Page Three and The Simpsons. Matthew, grandson of Sigmund, runs...
BBH's John Hegarty to chair Campaign Press Awards 2004
12 Dec 2003
John Hegarty, the founder of Bartle Bogle Hegarty, will chair the jury at the Campaign Press Awards 2004.
HOTLINE: Publicis wins the Grand Prix at DMA awards
12 Dec 2003
Publicis has won the Grand Prix at the Direct Marketing Association awards for its interactive TV work for Depaul Trust.
Saatchis launches anti-racism ads to back Emma awards
12 Dec 2003
's multicultural community and aims to relate to those who identify with British as well as their own ethnic ... to be characters and words in a foreign language. On closer inspection, each ad is actually written in British ...
Louis Vuitton dumps J-Lo as the face of its advertising
11 Dec 2003 | by Staff,
LONDON – Fashion brand Louis Vuitton, best know for its luxury bags, has dumped actress and singer Jennifer Lopez after her diva-like demands went too far at a recent shoot.
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