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26 Jan 2001 | by JENNY WATTS
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Hackett, the upmarket clothes brand, has called off its search for an agency to handle the creative...Hackett, the upmarket clothes brand, has called off its search for an agency to handle the creative assignment on its pounds 1.8 million account. M s owner, Richemont, the Swiss luxury goods group. ...
LEARNING THE DOTCOM LESSONS: After a spate of dotbombs, investment in the net is down. Camilla Palmer looks at the implications for ad agencies
26 Jan 2001 | by CAMILLA PALMER
in March. By May, Boo.com, the online clothes retailer which spent pounds 80 million on advertising ...
St Luke's unveils pounds 10m Travelocity campaign
19 Jan 2001 | by JENNY WATTS
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Diesel seeks shop for pan-Euro task
12 Jan 2001 | by JENNY WATTS
to form the agency last October. The clothing company, known for its iconoclastic advertising ... at Cannes in 1999. Diesel has increasingly turned to promoting its clothes through the internet ...
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