Paper Round (24 March) - Which clients are advertising in the national press?
24 Mar 2011 | by Sarah Johnson
advertises Coca-cola alongside the spread. Waitrose advertises a meal for two for 10 and promises ...
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. Twitter unveiled the first raft of brand pages in December last year , from US advertisers including Coca-Cola ...
advertises Coca-cola alongside the spread. Waitrose advertises a meal for two for 10 and promises ...
including Coca-Cola and Fairy. The ads appear in The Daily Mirror, The Sun, the Daily Express and the Daily ...
daily portions of vegetables. Selling a majority stake to Coca-Cola had sceptics circling, but Innocent ...
places remained unchanged, with Coca-Cola, IBM and Microsoft assuming spots 1, 2 and 3 respectively ...
The campaign now includes a Facebook application and will target students. The initiative is run in partnership with more than 40 companies from across the drinks industry including Diageo, Molson Coors and Bacardi and Coca-Cola UK and Ireland. The big supermarket chains, Tesco, Morrisons ...
McDonald's runs an offer for a free coca-cola glass, advertising in The Sun. The giveaway follows similar offers which have proved successful for the fast food branch as customers aim to collect the set. The Guardian's piece on Greggs , on which follows the appointment of a new PR agency ...
1. Sainsbury's Crystal Palace Minerva 2005 2. Adidas/Scotsdale Sports Rain Cloud Mccann Erickson 2007 3. Harvey Nichols Wallace and Gromit DDB 2008 4. City Gent Hairdressers Hair crimes PWLC 2004 5. Audi TT Launch BBH 2006 6. Coca Cola Cheltenham Mother 2006 7. Newcastle Brown ...
the range contained high levels of sugar. Coca-Cola, the advertiser, said the Vitaminwater brand used ... . On both these points the watchdog found the ads to be in breach of the CAP Code. Coca-Cola said its ...
Five people complained that the campaign s strapline: "For people who don t like water" would wrongfully discourage young people from drinking water in favour of fizzy drinks, which is detrimental to their health. Coca-Cola, the owner of Oasis, said it did not feel the ad discredited water, rather it promoted ...
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