Jeremy Clarkson's Top Gear VW ad guilty of breaking Ofcom rules
10 Nov 2009 | by Ian Darby
, which featured a man shooting himself in the head. It said: " Top Gear is an established entertainment ...
-called internet linkerati' in general. You have to be good, funny, entertaining and controversial,' says ...
, which featured a man shooting himself in the head. It said: " Top Gear is an established entertainment ...
no shortage of partners,' says Steve Martin, chief executive at M C Saatchi Sport Entertainment. 'The middle ... brands' appetites for innovative and entertaining sports properties. Barclays leapt at the chance to tie ... in the event,' says Mike Parker, director at Velocity Sports Entertainment. 'It has been working hard since ...
industry verticals: luxury, retail, entertainment, automotive, travel and financial services. The deal ...
for Marvel Entertainment, whose stable includes characters such as Iron Man and Spider-Man. The deal could ...
Entertainment remains a big part of experiential activity, especially for brands targeting the under-35s ... the idea back to life for the festival season, with musicians and DJs offering entertain ment. Consu mers ...
In line with the current 'VW efficiency' campaign, the idents feature entertaining scenarios based on the economical technologies, including the Direct Shift Gearbox and BlueMotion. The four 15-second idents characterise the efficient technologies of VW cars featuring the BlueMotion elephant who uses little fuel to go ...
in the entertainment industry. Axa UK said the ad intended to convey the efficiency and ease of its online car ... noted the use of a well-known musician and member of the entertainment industry to promote Swiftcover ... who work in entertainment and that this was a common exclusion applied by most insurers. However ...
entertainment website, Renault.tv. The site features content based on its partnerships with F1 and London ...
is from a first or second marriage. Last week, Renault rolled out its online branded entertainment ...
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