Own-brand products push strong growth for Sainsbury's
10 Nov 2010 | by Ed OWen
, they are also socialising and entertaining more at home, and the supermarkets generally are benefiting from ...
websites in the UK yesterday, with consumer electronics and entertainment sectors also performing well ...
, they are also socialising and entertaining more at home, and the supermarkets generally are benefiting from ...
Despite coming relatively late to market, Kinect has the potential to transform the in-home entertainment experience. It does away with a traditional controller in favour of the player's own body. It can track movements in real-time, recognise who in a room is participating, and respond to multiple voice ...
and is owned and produced by Syco TV, a joint venture between Simon Cowell and Sony Music Entertainment ...
'll be delivering inspiring, entertaining and informative features for women who care as much about today ...
Entertainment will manage distribution of the product for the third time running. The first 1,150 people ... Pilati, YSL's creative director. Jamie Hough, group business manager at Havas Sports Entertainment ...
have a much higher level of engagement with our customers. "Myleene s Makeovers are entertaining ...
Wieden Kennedy Entertainment Portland has created a series of short documentaries for the clothing brand, which will tell the stories of the residents of Braddock, a small town severely affected by the deindustrialisation of the American Midwest. The episodes, directed by Aaron Rose, will run online. ...
research and insight into what consumers buy in FMCG, fashion, entertainment and telecommunications. ...
PICK OF THE WEEK Maisie McCabe is charmed by WCRS s idents for Sky Broadband: "Sponsorship idents need to be sufficiently entertaining without being annoying because there s a good chance consumers are going to have to watch them repeatedly. In "Red Riding Hood", the wolf gets his comeuppance ...
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.