As the dollar dips US woos Brits with film-inspired drive
13 Dec 2004 | by Staff,
NEW YORK - As the dollar continues to fall, the US government is launching a $6m (£3.1m
A US government £3m ad campaign targeting UK tourists (Marketing, 10 November) hits TV screens
NEW YORK - As the dollar continues to fall, the US government is launching a $6m (£3.1m
-speed rail link. Using "Fly Eurostar" as the central message, Manning Gottlieb OMD used outdoor ...
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because its previous agencies weren't centrally co-ordinated. Certainly, Asians don't see the brand ...
, Grand Central, Wave Exposure: TV, cinema THE LOWDOWN Vodafone is hoping to put some distance between ...
-production: Grand Central and De Wolfe Music Exposure: National TV and cinema WOOLWORTHS - CHRISTMAS CAMPAIGN ...
It is the first time the US government has funded a generic tourism campaign in the UK since the slump in travel following the first Gulf war in 1991. Movie-themed ads that use the strapline 'You've seen the films, now visit the set' will break in mid-December. The work, overseen by Visit America ...
Africa. Nevertheless, President Mbeki's government is trying a similar approach in the ongoing strategy ...
THE CENTRAL LONDON CONGESTION CHARGING SCHEME...Campaign: The Launch Of The Central London Congestion Charge Client: Transport for London Agencies: TBWA\London, Fishburn Hedges Principal authors: Chris Baker, TBWA\London; Sue Garrard, Fishburn Hedges Media used: TV, interactive, direct marketing, print, PR, press, outdoor, radio, ambient ...
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