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. Disgraced Lord Brocket added to the smut by telling fellow contestants that he had experimented with Viagra ...
The Home Office is attempting to increase the number of female recruits to the police force...-and-match outfit. The ads appear as banners, skyscrapers and pop-ups on sites that have a heavy female profile ...
, grow at the expense of the market leader, Viagra), are both scheduled to run spots. Levitra has already ... that Viagra may join the fray with a commercial of its own. Now that certainly would bring new meaning ...
(mainly female) readers are between 35 and 60. Their interests are homes and gardens and they spend ...
." Brooks believes that since newspapers have started going after female readers, there is room for products ...
per cent are female. Training is very important to employees and is often a means of attracting them ...
Sports fashion brand Footie Chick is creating a sub-brand called Footie Girl to extend its female...Tammy will be the first store to sell the Footie Girl range, from next month. It is aimed at younger consumers than Footie Chick, which targets style-conscious female football fans in their 20s ... in the autumn. It hopes to capitalise on the current tendency of female teams to wear men's kit. ...
is going, it's a must read. Simon Andrews is chairman and managing partner of DLKW Dialogue. ...
other. It was created by DLKW and uses the strapline 'Putting the fun back into driving'. Gilson ...
female footballwear to nine- to 15-year-old girls....Tammy will be the first store to sell the Footie Girl range, from next month. It is aimed at younger consumers than Footie Chick, which targets style-conscious female football fans in their 20s ... of female teams to wear men's kit. If you have an opinion on this or any other issue raised on Brand ...
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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