STOP PRESS: British Gas launches initiative tomorrow
21 Nov 2002
British Gas launches its £150m 'Here to Help' initiative to tackle household poverty tomorrow
available via BT's ADSL network. AOL says the 7.2m broadband-enabled households on NTL's network, combined ...
British Gas launches its £150m 'Here to Help' initiative to tackle household poverty tomorrow
in domestic household settings. It is the precursor to a brand relaunch campaign that kicks off in the new ...
appliances behaving badly to demonstrate the need to conserve energy. Helen Cansick, Eaga's deputy head ...
The Energy Saving Trust is to launch a poster campaign that features electricity-guzzling household
has to go through. It's also one of the few sectors into which no household brand has dared venture ... are other rare examples where brands have moved into non-branded sectors. So is there room for household ... it was more expensive than the casual-labour cash-in-hand activity characteristic of the household cleaning ...
and local newspapers. The BBC licence fee costs each viewing household £112 a year and raises £2.5bn. We ...
Appliances and GE Capital. GE Lighting exists as a brand in its own right selling lights to consumers in department stores. It also distributes products to third parties to market themselves. GE Appliances has a ...
LONDON - The number of cable households in the UK, including telephone-only subscribers, has fallen...The number of cable TV-only households rose just 1.5% in the last quarter of 2001 to 3.6m, against an increase of 6.5% in the same quarter a year earlier. The fourth-quarter figures include a loss of 51 ... is slowing year on year, with the number of cable TV households increasing just 1.5% in the fourth quarter ...
theme established by its recent TV and radio advertising. The work, through Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y good . RKCR/Y The 'Homes behaving badly' idea has proved a very potent vehicle for demonstrating the appliances in your home that should be energy efficient. With this campaign we hope once again to engage ...
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