17 Dec 1999
| by CLAIRE BEALE
agency, Carat, has block-booked the last full ad break of
1999 and the first of 2000 in key ITV regions ...
17 Dec 1999
| by JENNY WATTS
Grey is to launch a burst of advertising for Fairy Liquid that
focuses on the versatility of an empty washing-up liquid bottle.
The agency has created the three spots for Fairy in a campaign due to
break on 1 January. Filmed in documentary style, they focus on
children s eagerness to get ...
17 Dec 1999
| by CAROLINE MARSHALL
reviewed agency. Get a new script, Kelvin, please! But
then why should a man who s turned a pounds 25 ...
17 Dec 1999
| by MARGARET PATRICK
ever held in the country.
Thought up by their mutual agency, Saatchi The idea of creating ...
to Kia .
Toyota s TV spot by Saatchi LA agency, says: It was an opportunity
to showcase ...
17 Dec 1999
| by STEFANO HATFIELD
agency staff today find their jobs a slog, and are far removed
from the end product. Their kicks come ...
17 Dec 1999
| by ALASDAIR REID
.
On the agency side of things, there were many proposals, modest or
otherwise, but only one union with possible ...
bad blood in the newspaper industry
and it affects agencies and a lot of advertisers. It focuses our ...
17 Dec 1999
| by RICHARD COOK
.
TOP 20 ADS
Rank Ad campaign Agency Points
1 Tesco ...
17 Dec 1999
| by ELEANOR TRICKETT
and media agencies up in
arms at his last-minute schedule changes, which were planned to fox ...
16 Dec 1999
| by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
The Alliance & Leicester is trawling for a media agency to help it
develop a more effective...The Alliance s marketing communications brand management
manger, said: It s about making the communication process better and
nothing else. We re looking for an agency with ideas for strategic input ...
by BMP OMD,
is unaffected by the review. Creative will continue to be handled by the
agency s sister ...
16 Dec 1999
| by STEPHEN CHANDLER, an account director a
It is always good to find an agency that views the creative process
with humour....It is always good to find an agency that views the creative process
with humour.
Or so design agency William Murray Banks hopes.
WMB, whose clients include Unilever, Whitbread and Sara Lee, has decided
that it is fed up with the litany of cliches that pop up regularly in
design ...