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20 Dec 2001 | by GAIL KEMP
-priced, own-label ranges. The first products ('Tate' and 'New England' paint and 'Power-Pro' power tools ...
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Leeds shapes up with responsible drinking activity
20 Dec 2001 | by MARK KLEINMAN
Leeds United FC is poised to launch a campaign to promote responsible drinking, following the conviction last week of Leeds and England defender Jonathan Woodgate for affray. The push will be backed by the club's official sponsor, cider brand Strongbow. The initiative will form part of the club ...
M&C Saatchi TV ad to tackle football racism
14 Dec 2001 | by JOHN TYLEE
the 92 English league clubs and Paul Ince, England's first black captain, claims racism in the game ...
Tesco holds talks over £10m FA link
13 Dec 2001 | by MARK KLEINMAN
to five. Each commercial partner will have access to all FA properties, including Team England and the FA Cup. The FA is scrapping title sponsorship of the England team and FA Cup in favour ... England; Carlsberg, the FA's existing beer partner and Coca-Cola. The restructuring of the FA ...
Tesco holds talks over £10m FA link
12 Dec 2001 | by Mark Kleinman,
. Each commercial partner will have access to all FA properties, including Team England and the FA Cup. The FA is scrapping title sponsorship of the England team and FA Cup in favour of creating five ... in the running to link up with the FA include Nationwide, which currently sponsors Team England; Carlsberg ...
C4 top job goes to BBC's Thompson
11 Dec 2001 | by Gordon MacMillan,
and Northern Ireland and for local and regional broadcasting in England. As many as 10 candidates ...
CLOSE-UP: LIVE ISSUE/REGIONAL STEREOTYPING - Caricatures can cause ads to fall flat if they annoy the viewers
07 Dec 2001 | by MATTHEW COWEN
of England, but that it was aware of the problem. Northerners have been proving problematic ... . But the concerns of England's regions seem only to be considered when it's too late. There's more evidence ... 's natural for agencies to assume that England does too. Of course it could just come down to self ...
STOP PRESS: Yahoo! and Wisden to promote test series
06 Dec 2001
Yahoo! UK & Ireland has struck a deal with cricket brand Wisden to promote the exclusive online highlights for the India v England test series on a co-branded web site. ...
MEDIA BRIEFS: Kensington Group to sponsor cricket tours
06 Dec 2001
Kensington Group, the publicly quoted mortgage provider, is to sponsor Sky Sports' live coverage of the England cricket tours to India and New Zealand. The deal covers three Tests and five one-day internationals in New Zealand between February and April and is Kensington Mortgages' first foray ...
NEWS INSIGHT: Brands prepare World Cup tactics - Marketers will need to be sharp to cut through the clutter at the World Cup
06 Dec 2001 | by DANIEL ROGERS
The names are out of the hat, the media have already written off England, and the world's largest brands are on high alert. It must be six months before the World Cup. While Sven ... - England's opening game against Sweden is scheduled for 6.30am on a Sunday morning - which may deliver ...
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