The Work: New Campaigns - UK
03 Dec 2004
THE LOWDOWN A colourful range of spoof household products is at the centre of a new government campaign ...
efficiency in domestic appliances Agency: Dare Digital Art director: Emily Gardiner Exposure ...
THE LOWDOWN A colourful range of spoof household products is at the centre of a new government campaign ...
public awareness of energy efficiency in domestic appliances Creative agency: Dare Producer: Keiron ... the appliances can waste. The ads target consumers searching for white goods online and will appear on web pages ...
last October when the city committed to targeting at least 150 households in the subsequent 18 months ...
Trading Nation is based on the idea that while the use of eBay is growing dramatically, the vast majority of people buy but do not sell despite UK households having up to £3.2bn unused worth of goods sitting in attics, basements, or spare rooms, which could be profitably sold. Research in the UK has ...
, with the original report saying that the figure would only amount to 10% of all Freeview households. The final ... . Overall digital penetration increased, by 2.4 percentage points, reaching 55.4% of UK households ... revealed plans at the beginning of the year for every household in the UK to have achieved digital ...
% of the 30m tonnes of household waste that ends up in landfills comes from supermarkets' and convenience ... packaging and product designs, while minimising household waste,' he said. A WRAP spokesman said ...
of carbon emissions coming from household use, and another 26 per cent from road transport, consumer ...
operation with over 13m cardholders". Gierkink added: "Last month, we had more UK households earning ...
was to charge a £13 fee a month, only 14.8m households would subscribe, leaving 9.7m without access to the BBC ...
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.