23 Aug 2007
| by Charlie McCathie
to meet Iggy Pop, in an attempt to raise money for The Children's Society....to show their support. The text-to-win element, meeting Iggy Pop and other money-can t-buy prizes ...
Fans who attend the Rock the House gig, which will be staged at Harewood House, Leeds on Friday August 31, will be invited to text the word IGGY followed by their name and email to 88222. The text ...
19 Apr 2010
| by Maisie McCabe
Iggy Pop. The activity was booked by media agency Arena BLM and digital agency Steak. It includes ...
: "Absolute's live music proposition is easily the best it's ever been, and Swiftcover.com's use of Iggy Pop and Little Iggy has moved their brand into exciting territory. "Getting together for this year-long musical ...
11 Sep 2007
| by Nikki Sandison
ITunes will house over 50 NME Video podcasts, featuring interviews with big names from this year s festival season, with other top names on offer including Iggy Pop, Kings of Leon, The Kooks and Dizzee Rascal. NME.com is also launching a video channel, making available all of NME Video s interviews in one ...
19 Sep 2003
| by Staff,
by the Iggy Pop track Lust for Life. It used the line: "Your flights on your terms ... and about time too ...
19 Feb 2003
| by Claire Billings,
to win tickets to concerts including S Club and Iggy Pop, by entering the "Music from when you were young ...
21 Mar 2003
| by Claire Billings,
pop songs ever made, has been banned from MTV's playlist to avoid causing upset during the war on Iraq...to Miss a Thing', Iggy Pop's 'Corruption' and System of a Down's 'Boom!' -- an anti-war video containing ...
19 Aug 2008
| by Fiona Ramsay
from Francis Bacon and Edward Seago, to Iggy Pop and Moby, plus operas, and a nightly concert featuring ...
23 Jun 2005
| by by James Hamilton
several musicians, including Keith Richards, Iggy Pop and Snoop Dog have suffered for their art ...
16 Jun 2009
| by Arif Durrani
for AXA's Swiftcover, fronted by American rocker Iggy Pop. It is unclear at this stage whether the firm ...
11 Jul 2007
| by Jane Bainbridge
are being touted as POP's next big things. But many brands find them too expensive to trial....-store
behaviour. The stakes are high: Neil Johnson, business unit director at
point-of-purchase (POP) consultancy ...
. This means that innovation within POP is crucial, as companies look for
new ways to engage shoppers, attract ...
of POP, is being
held back by cost implications. The question is whether it is worth
brands investing ...