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20 Dec 1999 | by CAROLINE MARSHALL
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Campaign Hall of Fame: Chairman’s comment
20 Dec 1999 | by JOHN WEBSTER, Chairman Of The Jury
to include Radio Times, the original listings title which is still a household name after 77 years. Emma ... , and two-thirds of the heads of households where it is read hold a management-level post, with 50 per ...
CLOSE-UP: LIVE ISSUE/1999 REVIEW - The year that adland took digital media seriously. Key industry figures talk to Campaign about what they felt were 1999’s hot issues
17 Dec 1999 | by RICHARD COOK
to become household names. Television s fight to remain a truly mass medium also proved ...
Sky challenges the public to stop being digital dummies - SkyDigital’s ad centres on a playful mocking of the English aversion to new ideas, says Emma Reynolds
16 Dec 1999 | by EMMA REYNOLDS
households which have so far refused to subscribe.SkyDigital was launched in October 1998, and has 1 ...
Adwatch winners of 1999
16 Dec 1999 | by GAIL KEMP
Since 1992, the number of British households without a TV licence has fallen from 10% to just 6% - each ...
Griffin Bacal lands pounds 4 million creative task for Lava soaps
10 Dec 1999 | by JADE GARRETT
. The brand needs to be positioned somewhere between products like Swarfega and the biological household ...
Littlewoods in agency talks about umbrella campaign
10 Dec 1999 | by LISA CAMPBELL
, which is believed to be a stronger household name. The move is also part of the company ...
Tom Keaveny takes marketing role with Discovery Channel
10 Dec 1999 | by ANNA GRIFFITHS
available in 3.5 million households. ...
MEDIA: VIZ - AN EXPERT’S VIEW. Viz might be 20 years old but there remains a fresh feel to it. By Sam Ironside
03 Dec 1999 | by SAM IRONSIDE, the son of Mike Ironside,
into household names. Billy the Fish, Johnny Fartpants, Roger Mellie and, particularly, the Fat Slags have ...
DIRECT: Briefs
02 Dec 1999 | by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
from mailing firm Pitney Bowes, shows that the average UK household receives 50% more post a week than...The German direct mail market is more efficient and effective for clients than the UK s. Research from mailing firm Pitney Bowes, shows that the average UK household receives 50% more post a ... The Occupier or a previous occupant. German households receive 68 pieces of effectively targeted direct mail ...
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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.
