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24 Sep 2004 | by Ian Darby
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; and Liverpool, which is sponsored by Carlsberg. "Ideally, it will be an active marketing partner with similar ...
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week that Carlsberg-Tetley and MG Rover are reviewing their accounts at ZenithOptimedia. ...
with Nationwide, Umbro, Carlsberg, Pepsi and McDonald's if the players stage another silent protest, the Football
ZenithOptimedia is being reviewed by two of its biggest clients - Carlsberg and MG Rover - which...Carlsberg, the Copenhagen-based brewer, is in the early stages of a review of its global media ... £13 million. During Euro 2004, Carlsberg pumped an additional £23 million into marketing ... -running "So good, the Danes hate to see it leave" strapline for Carlsberg's advertising. The car-maker MG ...
LONDON - ZenithOptimedia is being reviewed by two of its biggest clients -- Carlsberg and MG Rover...Carlsberg, the Copenhagen-based brewer, is in the early stages of a review of its global media ... £13m. During Euro 2004, Carlsberg pumped an additional £23m into marketing and is in the middle ... , the Danes hate to see it leave" strapline for Carlsberg's advertising. The car-maker MG Rover is also ...
bottle of champagne. Last week's winner was Alona Darwood of Carlsberg UK in Northampton, who correctly ...
’s relationship with its audience. Promotions work in the mainstream – witness Carlsberg’s successful link ...
– the Australian lager that has enjoyed an eye-catching turnaround in fortunes since being acquired from Carlsberg
The Football Association has teamed up with sponsor Carlsberg for a nationwide effort to combat...The campaign, which will use Carlsberg's Euro 2004 campaign strapline 'Your country needs you ... to seek more information about the club online, will run on 600,000 24-can packs of Carlsberg in retailers ... 's opening World Cup qualifier matches. Carlsberg has decided to retain the 'Your country needs you ...
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