Media: The Office of Fair Trading rules in favour of media agencies
28 Jan 2005
of operating a cartel but has now agreed to abolish its agency register and credit list. TV Eye will now
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in central London with its above-the-line sibling HHCL/Red Cell. He is also credited with hiring Gary Sharpen ...
of operating a cartel but has now agreed to abolish its agency register and credit list. TV Eye will now
the company’s reputation for offering corporate credit cards to mid-market companies. ...
-screen persona of channel three. All that has changed, and credit is due to Jim Hytner, Salmon's predecessor ...
in central London with its above-the-line sibling HHCL/Red Cell. He is also credited with hiring Gary Sharpen ...
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The deal is said to be one of the largest programme sponsorships in the history of Five and is part of a wider branding placement for the channel’s new Comedy Zone, which also includes Two and a Half Men, starring Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer. The package includes sponsorship credits, on ...
partners to run across its credit card portfolio.
The sponsorship deal includes credits, on-air promotional trailers and press and off-air marketing exposure, marking Five's largest broadcast sponsorship to date. Peter Judge, Ginsters sales and marketing director, said: "With a brand value topping £225m at the end of 2004, it is our belief that we ...
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