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29 Oct 2004
miscalculated figures, and a correction was printed, for example, in The Guardian on 28 September. The only ...
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Campaign: Web portal brings fatty sarnies into the open - Consumer
05 Nov 2004 | by Mary Cowlett
, the Daily Mail, The Guardian and The Independent. Regional titles including The Scotsman and the South ...
Campaign Poster Advertising Awards 2004: The T4 Media Award - Best Use of Ambient Poster Advertising
15 Oct 2004
Russell FINALIST Title: Mr Porky Agency: Claydon Heeley Jones Mason Client: The Guardian ... : The Guardian Creative directors: Dave Woods, Pete Harle Art director: Gary Fraser Copywriter: Hannah ...
Campaign: Hunter lends glamour to low-carb snack bars - Consumer PR
15 Oct 2004 | by Mary Cowlett
! Features are also scheduled to appear over the next six weeks in titles that include The Guardian ...
London Fashion Week: Brands on the catwalk
24 Sep 2004
service written by contributors, including the fashion editors of The Times, The Guardian, Vogue ...
IPA publishes 2004 agency shortlist for effectiveness prizes
17 Sep 2004
Cases from advertisers including 118 118, BT Broadband, Honda, The Guardian, Lynx Pulse, Virgin Mobile and Volkswagen will be judged by a second judging panel, chaired by Niall FitzGerald, the former chairman of Unilever. The creative agencies shortlisted include TBWA\London, Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe ...
Campaign: Guerrilla stunt - Greenpeace slams Sainsbury's GM milk
18 Jun 2004 | by Donna Werbner
The Guardian and The Independent. Approximately 40 regional and national radio stations covered the story ...
Campaign: Westbury puts rhythm into Argentine wine - Consumer PR
02 Apr 2004 | by Simon Ellery
Mail, the Daily Mirror, The Independent and The Guardian ran articles, and there were features ...
Opinion: Stelios and Telegraph will prove blinkered extensions don't work
01 Apr 2004 | by Mark Ritson, assistant professor of marketing at the London Business School
at the expense of The Guardian and the Telegraph, which have retained their broadsheet formats. Telegraph Group ... have taken a lesson from the other end of the political spectrum, where The Guardian has correctly ... Independent is a better tabloid than it was a broadsheet. I don't think the same would be true of The Guardian ...
News Analysis: Water PRs dodge the Dasani flak
12 Mar 2004
The Guardian, 'Eau dear' reported The Observer, while the Financial Times proffered: 'Not the real thing ...
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Making the most of mobile
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.
