MEDIA: HEADLINER; The beer expert with much to live up to at the Media Centre
15 Dec 1995 | by JOHN OWEN
acquisition. An expensive one, too, you might expect. However, Theakstone is one of those old-fashioned ...
of corporate business development. The fashion retailer, Esprit, has appointed MBS Media to handle its ...
acquisition. An expensive one, too, you might expect. However, Theakstone is one of those old-fashioned ...
proportion of their schooldays fashioning paper aeroplanes. Their impressive portfolio of direct mail...Clearly, the Collett Dickenson Pearce creative team, Andy McAdie and Michael Victor, spent a good proportion of their schooldays fashioning paper aeroplanes. Their impressive portfolio of direct mail is home to several masterpieces of paper engineering. There s nothing more depressing ...
for Breakthrough in other countries. In the US this year, a campaign created by Fashion Designers ... , are being lined up for a high-profile campaign to coincide with the launch of British Fashion Week next ...
, such as the men s title, Euroman, and the upscale fashion magazine, Damernes Verden. The fact that media ...
and absolutely no more pony tails. As far as we know, Collister is guilty of none of the above fashion ...
wool as a young, vibrant and fashionable material. Once you have surprised people, you can then go ... could come up with a global strategy to adjust people s perceptions. Fashion is a delicate area ...
of the obvious route, which was to view trainers as a fashion item. It has taken a more flexible approach ...
. And to complement the pan-European work, Polaroid sponsored MTV s fashion programme, the Pulse. Palmer ...
:12:95 CLOSE-UP: LIVE ISSUE/REJUVENATING OLD BRANDS; Can advertising make an old brand fashionable? ..BL ... on your shoulders until the end of time, slay the Hydra, make Martini fashionable again, or do ... , brand awareness may be lifted and sales figures may rocket. But some products can never be fashionable. ...
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.