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, whose previous credits include work for Coca-Cola, BT and Adidas. The TV spots take place on board ...
The campaign is composed of four videos that show a fruit seller, a maid, a security guard, and a cashier holding their new laptops. The message is that Carsa makes laptops so affordable through credit that we can all own one. ...
BT is launching a credit card that rewards customers by reducing phone and broadband bills when
period with a call-credit giveaway to customers....The mobile network, owned by Hutchison Whampoa, is expected to roll out the service next month, backed by a multimillion-pound ad campaign through WCRS. At the heart of the relaunch, the free-credit ... it is from a landline or mobile. Their handset will be topped up as long as they buy credit. The operator ...
-pronged effort to tackle the mobile phone market as well as offer the UK's first pre-paid credit cards....-pay credit card, which will target students and consumers who are unable to get credit. The Alpha brand ... doesn't have a credit card and many don't even have bank accounts. ...
Experian, the online credit checking company, is searching for a digital and social media agency
LONDON - Motorola is running a £2m print, outdoor and online campaign for its £1,400 Aura mobile phone.
that it it is just a credit referencing company....that we are more than just a credit reference company. Ruder Finn managing director Nick Leonard added ...
merger of their UK mobile phone businesses. Source: The Financial Times Staff at Credit Suisse Asset ...
Credit card issuer Goldfish is tying up with two mobile phone companies to boost its customer base...Credit card issuer Goldfish is tying up with two mobile phone companies to boost its customer base, as competition in the credit card market continues to hot up. The Goldfish Card Mobile ... , owned by the Cordwell Group. From July 1, Goldfish credit card holders will be able to call a ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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