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04 Oct 1999 | by LEXIE GODDARD
of Central European Media Enterprises. The decision comes as a result of legal uncertainty surrounding ...
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Loot Group's team hunts ads for year 2000 schools guide
22 Nov 1999 | by RACHEL MINTER
Loot Group is offering the opportunity to advertise in a new government-backed annual guide...Loot Group is offering the opportunity to advertise in a new government-backed annual guide for school leavers. The publication, The Guide to Life 2000, will provide information for 16-year-olds on a variety of subjects from banks to fashion. The A5 publication will launch next March with plans ...
OgilvyOne creates ’superman’ branding push for new Lotus software
01 Oct 1999 | by FRANCESCA NEWLAND
. The TV ads will run on Carlton, Granada, Central, Channel 4, and Sky. Press ads will appear ...
REVIEW
17 Sep 1999 | by CLAIRE BEALE
will help form the basis of the BBC s strategy for persuading the Government of the need for a higher ...
Murdoch pledges no backlash against Blair
12 Apr 1999
against Labour, following the Government s decision to block BSkyB s take-over bid for premier league...against Labour, following the Government s decision to block BSkyB s take-over bid for premier league ... 40 per cent of BSkyB, said: We re not going to start a jihad on the government or anything like that ... use The Sun newspaper to attack the Government. The decision to block the bid was announced ...
Murdoch pledges no backlash against Blair
12 Apr 1999
against Labour, following the Government s decision to block BSkyB s take-over bid for premier league...against Labour, following the Government s decision to block BSkyB s take-over bid for premier league ... 40 per cent of BSkyB, said: We re not going to start a jihad on the government or anything like that ... use The Sun newspaper to attack the Government. The decision to block the bid was announced ...
REVIEW: Marketing and advertising news in the week’s press
19 Mar 1999 | by JOHN TYLEE
, the government-backed personal savings bank, will launch its most intensive marketing campaign to date on 19 ...
CDP wins briefs for Stuff relaunch and new Govt IT project
26 Feb 1999 | by CLAIRE BEALE
and a Government brief to encourage businesses to make more use of information technology....CDP has won two pieces of business this week, landing the relaunch of Haymarket s Stuff magazine and a Government brief to encourage businesses to make more use of information technology ... that sales will reach 80,000 within two years. CDP has also been appointed by the Central Office ...
Euro blitz launches Pentium III chip
26 Feb 1999 | by CLAIRE COZENS
Intel launches its Pentium III processor this weekend with the central phase of a dollars 300...Intel launches its Pentium III processor this weekend with the central phase of a dollars 300 million global TV, press and internet campaign through Euro RSCG Worldwide. The 30-second launch ad breaks on 28 February and features a group of children going through a blue door labelled ...
HOTLINE
26 Feb 1999 | by KAREN YATES
serviced by a number of former directors. The Government is under fire again after announcing plans ... Accounts Committee, into the expanding advertising budget for the Government s flagship scheme ...
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