Turkey of the Week - In-house agency Spark 44/Jaguar
17 May 2012
Jaguar's Homeland-themed ad "how alive are you?" by its in-house agency Spark 44 was a damp squib, in Anne Cassidy's view:
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Jaguar's Homeland-themed ad "how alive are you?" by its in-house agency Spark 44 was a damp squib, in Anne Cassidy's view:
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