MARKETING FOCUS: Looking back on ’96
19 Dec 1996 | by JAMES CURTIS AND KAREN DEMPSEY
s marketing had lost direction. March David Brook left his role as the Guardian Media Group s marketing ...
of The Guardian s revelations about MPs taking cash for questions, Neil Hamilton also secured the support of the ASA. Hamilton objected to an ad for The Guardian which showed the paper s cover on the day it branded him A liar and a cheat . Despite The Guardian s offer to substantiate its claims ...
s marketing had lost direction. March David Brook left his role as the Guardian Media Group s marketing ...
Whitbread Beer Company is to carry out the first taste test on the Internet, inviting Net surfers to e-mail it for a free product sample. The firm is offering samples of its new vodka and koolberry drink, Volsk, on The Guardian Web site, which Whitbread sponsors. Site visitors can try ...
- to seven-years-old and their parents. Guardian to Nat Mags The National Magazine Company has poached The Guardian Media Group s international sales group head, Alex Riha ...
brand guardians and handled everything from advertising to new product development for one or two ...
het up, but is not complaining about the coverage the story got in The Guardian. In terms ...
advertising. And the most popular ad among the panel? The Guardian s points of view commercial....advertising. And the most popular ad among the panel? The Guardian s points of view commercial. I was thinking about the Guardian ad, while I was looking at the new Sony PlayStation work. Quickly cut shots ... is not an idea, it s an execution. So back to the Guardian ad. Just a few actors. A bit of black ...
running a Website for the championship in a pounds 500,000 joint-venture with the Guardian ...
and Bond as brand guardians was an act of faith by a large client more used to big, roster agencies. We ...
of the Guardian and the Observer newspapers, among others. The Bristol Myers pan-European media review ...
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