CAMPAIGN DIRECT: REVIEW (IN ASSOCIATION WITH ROYAL MAIL)
25 Oct 1996 | by GEORGE BOYTER
because it s stuffed with great wit and humour and the central pastiche has been created ...
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which is central to Hewlett- Packard s incentivisation of dealers. AdNet, a proprietary account ...
because it s stuffed with great wit and humour and the central pastiche has been created ...
election. None of the agencies involved in the contest are on the Central Office of Information ... of Health. The Government is keen to press ahead with the fluoridation of water supplies ...
The Government is developing Britain s biggest computer-based system for analysing advertising...The Government is developing Britain s biggest computer-based system for analysing advertising effectiveness. The Central Office of Information has already put one million responses from the public ... in the past two years. The system, which is called COICARP, enables the Government to measure ...
in the London area, it will roll out to the Central and Granada regions. Later in the year, new 40-second ...
. The Central Office of Information s radio spend in the first quarter of 1996 was up 183 per cent to pounds 3 ...
McCann-Erickson Central and Cogent....Young and Rubicam has won the pounds 7 million Tandy account after a three-way pitch against McCann-Erickson Central and Cogent. Tandy, the Midlands-based electrical retailer, has until now spent most of its advertising budget on inserts in Sunday newspapers such as the News of the World ...
the Government s plans for cross- media ownership by forcing a Commons vote in July on whether newspaper ...
executive of the Central Office of Information, is to retire shortly, the Government revealed on Wednesday...executive of the Central Office of Information, is to retire shortly, the Government revealed on Wednesday ...
. However, despite making a central decision from its San Francisco headquarters, Sun also gave individual ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.