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29 Sep 2004 | by Daniel Rogers
Google and Nokia have emerged as the UK's best-loved brands, according to research revealed exclusively by Marketing.
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Editorial: The profitable line in love and hate
29 Sep 2004 | by Craig Smith, editor
Manchester United's surprise £11.4m fall in pre-tax profits is a disappointment for the football club that could once do little wrong - on or off the pitch. The financial blip, announced this week, came with a warning that revenues could fall by £14m this year, in part due to its third-place finish...
Disney attracts £20m in backing for blockbuster
29 Sep 2004 | by Daniel Rogers
Nestle Rowntree, McDonald's and Vauxhall are among brands lining up to run major autumn campaigns promoting their links with forthcoming Disney/Pixar blockbuster The Incredibles.
Club Med refocuses as upmarket brand
29 Sep 2004 | by Daniel Rogers
Club Med, the French all-inclusive holiday operator, is trying to move its brand upmarket in the UK by promoting more luxurious long-haul destinations and tying up with French spa brand Cinq Mondes.
Paul Daniels leaves The Farm after Vanilla Ice bust-up
28 Sep 2004 | by Jules Grant,
LONDON - Magician Paul Daniels did not like it even a little bit as he quit Five's reality show...Daniels, famous for his TV catchphrase "you'll like it, not a lot, but you'll like it", decided ... the series debut on Sunday. Last night, they had a blazing row on the subject of Iraq. Daniels started off ... ". Collimore, who is serialising his autobiography this week in the Daily Mirror, and Daniels took offence ...
BBC hopes for hit with new Strictly Come Dancing show
28 Sep 2004 | by Staff,
-presenter. The presenters are backed again by the BBC's panel of studio judges, Bruno Tonioli, Len Goodman, Craig Revel ...
Google beats traditional icons to be named UK favourite
28 Sep 2004 | by Daniel Rogers,
LONDON - Google and Nokia have emerged as the UK's best-loved brands, according to research revealed exclusively by Marketing.
Reuters expands worldwide ad division
28 Sep 2004 | by MediaWeek
.com is the foremost venue for advertisers looking to reach an influential audience. “Daniel will play a critical role ... products. “Adding Daniel to our team is yet another example of our commitment to providing clients ...
Restaurant review - Clarke's
28 Sep 2004 | by MediaWeek
of the food. On the evening my guest and I attended, we were served San Daniele ham with a salad of white ...
Why econometrics is just like sex
28 Sep 2004 | by MediaWeek
the last word to Daniel Starch, author of that HBR article from 1923: “...scientific methods, applied ...
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Making the most of mobile
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.
