Cineworld picks five agencies to battle for £3m media business
08 Dec 2010 | by Katherine Levy
.8 per cent to 162m, with the company crediting films such as 'Avatar' in 3D as contributing ...
crediting films such as 'Avatar' in 3D as contributing to this increase. ...
.8 per cent to 162m, with the company crediting films such as 'Avatar' in 3D as contributing ...
that its singing-and-dancing advertising needed to be rethought in light of the global credit crunch ...
directed by James Griffiths, whose previous credits include work for Coca-Cola, BT and Adidas. The ads ...
The credit card company said the campaign will aim to "uncover the UK's best music experiences the memorable stories behind the shows, in celebration of American Express' involvement in live music and its award-winning 'Preferred Seating' programme launched last year". The interactive campaign ...
years. The credit card giant said it was "extremely proud" of the work it had done in partnership ...
in the six months to 1 July rose 3.8 per cent to 162 million, with Cineworld crediting films such as Avatar ...
to grow, following a collapse in numbers during the credit crunch in 2008. Emma Harris, sales ...
the agency last month to take a sabbatical, is credited with having run the Marie Curie account. Tim Irwin ...
Credit Confidential, a new online credit monitoring service, has appointed Stephens Francis Whitson...the brand, which is expected to be backed with a media budget in the region of 4 million. Credit Confidential is positioning itself as a competitor to existing online credit services such as Experian's CreditExpert and CallCredit, which offer consumers advice on how to manage their credit rating and protect ...
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