Mark Ritson on branding: Sport brands get a $15 realitycheck
22 Nov 2006
favourite player. He was much smaller than the other players, barely reaching 6ft 2in - minuscule ...
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The week in marketing
27 Aug 2008 | by Staff
is trialling a convenience-store format in the UK. The 6000ft2 Lidl Express store focuses on food ...
Retail News brief: Zara opens first homewares store
21 Jun 2006
. The 4300ft2 store sells soft furnishings, tableware, cosmetics and clothing over three floors.
Branding News: Vidal Sassoon rolls out global overhaul
29 Mar 2006 | by Samuel Solley
, opens in April. The 2000ft2 outlet will be situated on the first floor of the development, alongside ...
One to watch: Urban Golf
10 Aug 2005
exudes urban chic; only the presence of six simulator golfing booths and a 270ft putting green serve as a ...
Focus on ... Sport Industry Awards
13 Apr 2005
- The FT is backing the event for the first time and will sponsor the Sports Business Person of the Year Award. - The judging panel includes TV presenter John Inverdale and Sally Gunnell. - Adidas is shortlisted in five categories including Best Sponsorship of a Sport Team or Individual. Last year's award ...
Mark Ritson on branding: Blackpool is out of step with Hollywood dance
16 Feb 2005
on the promenade, measuring 20ft in diameter. ...
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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.
