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NEWS: Hooper’s Hooch takes to TV with quirky films

Hooper s Hooch became the first alcopop to advertise on TV this week with a perplexing new campaign by Euro RSCG Wnek Gosper. The central character is a burly, unshaven, tattooed man, who ... bar... The main film shows the central character leaving the bar. Outside, he comes across ...

NEWS: 1996 BUDGET; Alcopop producers angered at Clarke’s 40% increase in tax

into TV advertising. Andy Neal, its consumer marketing director, said: The Government is sending a ...

NEWS: Whitbread exports English pub

and Flowers ale. Whitbread is in talks with suppliers in Central Europe and North America, where ...

ADVERTISING & PROMOTION: BRIEFS

guide to the rules governing alcohol advertising around the world. Truck treatment ...

NEWS: Haagen-Dazs offers a late-night service to push new flavour

by messenger within central London from 10pm until 4am each night. To publicise the launch party ...

NEWS: DMB&B updates Burger King ad style

DMB s target market of 16- to 24-year-olds. Two TV executions, breaking next week, focus on a central character and the extraordinary lengths he will go to for a bite of a Burger King burger. Set in San Francisco, the ads feature Barnaby Stone, a mime artist, who entices members ...

SUPPLEMENT: DESIGN AWARDS 96; Marketing Discipline Awards: Best use of design for packaging (drinks) sponsored by Retailpack 96

less homespun that Snapple, less funky than Fruitopia. Central to the solution was a heat ...

SUPPLEMENT: DESIGN AWARDS 96; Evaluation & Results awards: Most effective new brand identity

service without alienating the professional audience. The central branding device chosen was a ...

THIS WEEK: Labour threaten alcopop ad curb

A Labour government may introduce legislation to crack down on alcopop advertising...A Labour government may introduce legislation to crack down on alcopop advertising, the advertising industry heard this week. Labour s consumer affairs spokesman, Nigel Griffiths, told leading advertising figures that the voluntary code set out by the Advertising Standards Authority ...

THIS WEEK: ASA ruling puts MD ads in doubt

. But the sector, which is now the subject of a government review, has proved controversial since its birth two ...

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