of a 60-second TV ad last night.
Homebase is to launch a new television campaign focusing on the transformation of the Acorns...Created by Meteorite, the 60-second TV ad shows Homebase transforming Acorns Children's Hospice into a brighter place by creating two new distinct spaces. This includes a 'Multisensory Room' which will be used to stimulate the senses of the children, and the quieter, calmer 'Complimentary Therapy Room ...
The company will hold a pitch towards the end of next month. The process is being handled by Oystercatchers, along with Bupa's group purchasing team. The account will incorporate digital, direct marketing, experiential, print and press activity. TV advertising, currently handled by WCRS, is not included ...
. These include Bravia TVs, Vaio computers and new product launches, as well as Sony's activity around the Fifa ...
The company has already approached a number of advertising and digital agencies to present ideas. The main pitch is expected to take place over the next few weeks. Sky Creative, Sky's in-house advertising team, has previously handled creative duties on Sky News briefs and it is thought ...
Pig Playland, traditionally uses television to launch new products. The publisher has roughly 50 per ... and outlined plans two years ago to double the size of its Zodiak Entertainment TV subsidiary through ...
LONDON - Piaggio Group, the owner of the Vespa scooter brand, has awarded its consolidated pan...'s most recent advertising for the Vespa brand has centred on the scooter's eco-friendliness. ...
proposition (launched in the UK in April last year), a new approach to the network's TV practice ...
-up to Christmas. The campaigns, promoting the five brands separately, ran across TV, print and outdoor. Arcadia ...
and advertising deal with CNBC. ...
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