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The Screen test - Campaign Screen's international ad picks

04 Dec 2001

and logo-free. Announcing the UK launch of the Japanese clothing giant Uniqlo, the work reinforces ...

RADIO - BIG SPENDERS: Nestle's Andrew Harrison and BT's Katrina Lowes argue their case for brand-building using radio ads

09 Nov 2001 | by KATRINA LOWES, head of consumer communications, BT and ANDREW HARRISON, director of marketing, Nestle UK, Nestle-Rowntree Division

afternoon - when most consumers are out and about buying chocolate. KIT KAT: 'CLOTHES SHOP' DIRECTORY ENQUIRIES: Which number do you require? MRS BROWN: Hello yes, it's a clothes ...

PRIVATE VIEW: Trevor Beattie, chairman and creative director of TBWA London

27 Jul 2001

built a vast glittering empire by combining startling clothing with ironically lifeless advertising ...

HOTLINE: News in brief

27 Apr 2001

Jordan Grand Prix is talking to advertising agencies about its new product developments, which include a drinks enterprise and two clothing ranges. The company expects to draw up a pitchlist over the next few weeks. ...

PRIVATE VIEW: This week's brave Private Viewer is given a run for his money by one of advertising's most influential and discerning critics - that's Steve Henry, builder, who is known to agencies everywhere as The Man In The Street

13 Apr 2001 | by STEVE HENRY 1, a creative partner of HHCL & Partners. STEVE HENRY 2, a self-employed builder from East Ham, London

'll be blowed, what will they think of next? A detergent that cleans your clothes? But the execution ...

 

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