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will be served from the central drinks tower containing the other fizzy drinks, which includes the Coca ...
to demonstrate greater "transparency" to consumers to help prevent further government regulation....to collaborate and take effective self-regulatory action. "The government is prepared to seek partnership ... "demonstrate a genuine preparedness" to cooperate with the government with regards to advertising and marketing ...
'Live for Now' as the brand s "central governing idea". The first part of the 'Pepsi Pulse' drive ...
Once again, it seems that marketing is to blame for the nation's ills. 'Aggressive marketing' was cited as one of the causes of last August's riots by a government-commissioned report, released earlier this month. It highlighted the role of consumerism in making young people feel pressured to own the latest ...
Under surprise proposals announced in the Budget, some sports drinks that had previously been zero-rated for VAT will be subject to 20 per cent tax from 1 October. The Government has also revealed ... time when the Government is preparing for the Olympics and attempting to tackle the increasing problem ...
. ( Marketing ) Jenny Grey , the acting executive director for government communications, has been ...
The Rugby Football Union (RFU), the governing body of the sport in England, is overhauling its
, governing product placement on TV, and the introduction of rules that allow TV presenters to front ads ...
. Central to the campaign was a restaging of 1993 American football matches between college teams ...
Mildenhall. Although Wieden Kennedy was central to that creative, Coke is increasingly working without ... the liquid approach is now central to everything it now does. 'With such massive changes in marketing ...
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.
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