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THIS WEEK: Lobbyists push for rule change on TV sponsors

competitions and for greater freedom in promoting a sponsor s image in credit sequences. The group ...

ANALYSIS: Turtlewax comes out of its shell

more focus, he says. Morgan joined Kellogg in 1987, and has been credited with protecting its ...

THIS WEEK: Tesco appoints CEO successor

Tesco has confirmed its ex-marketing chief, Terry Leahy, as the company s next chief executive. Leahy, 39, who has been credited with changing the public s perception of the supermarket chain, takes over the role from Sir Ian MacLaurin in 1997. Leahy is regarded as a first-rate marketer. He ...

BELOW-THE-LINE: Political parties vie for direct approach

members its own affinity credit card (in conjunction with the Co-Operative Bank) as early as 1989 ...

THIS WEEK: Guinness NPDer nets Canada job

Guinness s first head of new product development, James Thompson, is being promoted to president of Guinness Canada after only a year in the job. Thompson, who was formerly with Unilever, is credited with laying the platform for Guinness s upcoming new product development programme ...

TECHNIQUE: SPONSORSHIP; Vision of the future

-placed to implement the campaign afterwards. Nevertheless, media shops get the credit for many deals. PR ... just the sponsor credits. The property should be properly utilised off-screen to maximise ...

TECHNIQUE: SPONSORSHIP; Good cause better effect

Midland corporate hospitality and its credit card loyalty scheme, Choice, plus PR to the three million ...

THIS WEEK: Express shifts spend to titles

, will go out without the Express credits and interactive competition. Instead, heavyweight ...

 

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