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The US Food and Drug Administration has written to Pfizer, the manufacturer of Viagra, asking...The campaign, created by McCann Erickson, which won the account in August this year, features a man standing in front of the Viagra logo. The tips of the letter "V" form devil's horns and the copy reads: "Remember that guy who used to be called 'Wild Thing'? ... he's back." The FDA argues ...
The loss is a blow to CDD, which is left with only one major account, the £17 million Mercedes business. HBOS has slashed its spend on Intelligent Finance from £9 million to £4 million over the past year. However, the win means DLKW now handles the Halifax, Bank of Scotland, Intelligent Finance ...
LONDON – Times Online has launched a new women's section, which will unite specially commissioned content with articles from The Times and The Sunday Times.
in October. The win means that DLKW now works on four Premier brands. It handles the Cadbury's Hot Chocolate brand and won the Ambrosia account in May in a pitch against DDB London and FCB. Tom Knox, DLKW ...
LONDON – The BBC has appointed its first female group finance director Zarin Patel to succeed John Smith, following his promotion to chief operating officer.
Cialis has gained further ground on market-leader Viagra in the treatments’ ongoing battle to curry...Pfizer’s Viagra, the longest-established oral product in this therapy area, continues ... of Lilly’s Cialis – which only launched last year, four years after Viagra’s debut – has surged from 84 per ... result of promotional messages than they are to prescribe Viagra, according to the data. Fifty ...
Campaign: Women who love fashion and football Client: Footie Chick PR team: Brazen PR Timescale: August 2003-August 2004 Budget: £20,000
Delaney Lund Knox Warren Partners has emerged as the most nominated agency in this year's Annual Aerial Awards for the best radio advertising.
The glossy fashion spin-off offers a consumer-focused platform, Lucy Aitken writes.
The online auction site eBay is running its first TV and radio campaign in the UK to show would-be customers that they can bid for everyday items as well as hard-to-find ones.
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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