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BELOW THE BELT: On the record

31 Dec 2001 | by ROB GRAY, director of Mercier Gray

in the shops. Stores will be decked in red and gold and the household goods department will, as usual, have ...

AdCritic.com goes bankrupt

19 Dec 2001 | by Claire Billings,

the term "Wassup", as used in the Budweiser ads, into a household saying, after word got round that the ad ...

TOP 50: Advertising by numbers - The internet might not be the media darling it once was, but there are still some success stories out there. Revolution rounds up the UK's biggest online media properties

19 Dec 2001

and 54 per cent of Supanet households earn between 20,000 and 50,000 Types of ad hosted: All types ... : Dow Jones 50 per cent are top management with an average household income of 124,899 ( 87 ...

MEDIA: PC SOFTWARE - Media Roundup. Window of opportunity narrows for software stories

17 Dec 2001

of news coverage, to a household appliance taken for granted by most of its users. Yes, PCs are still ...

THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 Most talked about international brands

17 Dec 2001

of that cornerstone of household products, washing powder, has been Ariel Liquitabs - P&G's answer to Unilever ...

THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 Most complained about ads

17 Dec 2001

featuring a Mafia-style trio appearing to intimidate householders into visiting its stores was tasteless ...

The best and worst PR of 2001

17 Dec 2001

household name. WHICH INDIVIDUALS WERE MOST OVER-EXPOSED? 1. Britney Spears Maybe ...

COMMENT: More life left in the web as usage still on upward curve

14 Dec 2001 | by KENT WERTIME, chief executive of OgilvyInteractive

appliances, PDAs, cell phones, etc. All of these share the common characteristic of having a return ...

COMMENT: More life left in the web as usage still on upward curve

14 Dec 2001 | by KENT WERTIME, chief executive of OgilvyInteractive

appliances, PDAs, cell phones, etc. All of these share the common characteristic of having a return ...

Saga becomes latest CIA client to review its media after merger

14 Dec 2001 | by MATTHEW COWEN

The Saga group is reviewing its media planning and buying account less than a month after the merger between the incumbent, CIA UK, and The Media Edge. It becomes the third piece of business to review out of the agency since the alliance was announced, and follows Wrigleys and the household goods ...

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