The most irritating ads of 2011
10 Jan 2012 | by David Benady
entertainment and creativity to the sector. 'There is no sign of the campaign wearing out,' he insists ...
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Premier PR helped promote this low-budget foreign language film about giant trolls, which was a hit in its native Norway.
entertainment and creativity to the sector. 'There is no sign of the campaign wearing out,' he insists ...
much loved for its quirky marketing, the brand has continued to entertain in the aftermath of selling ...
promotion in Entertainer stores (the biggest independent in the sector). The projected growth ...
, but are spending more on food and entertaining at home. And as a choice venue for quality groceries, perhaps ...
growth rates in home and electrical and are now one of the fastest-growing entertainment retailers ...
-based entertainment brand." "While at an early stage, the three pillars of our new strategy to continue to evolve ...
in the telecoms and media/entertainment sectors. O2, Hutchison 3G, which owns 3, and merger candidates T ... in internet adspend. While they continue to make extensive use of the channel, media/entertainment brands ...
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 ...
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 ...
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.