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Campaign Hall of Fame: Chairman’s comment

, Michael Aspel, made the breakfast show format a gold standard in 70s London. And Wednesday nights were ... Anthony Simonds-Gooding, Chairman, D Night at the London Palladium Opportunity Knocks Network 7 ... Coronation Street When Sunday Night at the London Palladium was broadcast live in 1955, it reached ...

Campaign Hall of Fame: A (very) brief history of advertising - Is Levi’s better than Tango, Hamlet funnier that Heineken? Stefano Hatfield outlines the aesthetic and social considerations that informed what made it into advertising’s Hall

. It s not the interminable boredom of Stairway to Heaven that does it, nor even the conspiracy against the Rolling Stones ... and supporting the war, was used to such good effect that Hitler even paid tribute to Britain s propaganda ... front. Creative standards in the poster medium went into a three-decade slump after the war ...

Campaign Hall of Fame. (Part 2 of 2)

criticised when the slaughter in the trenches became the subject of recrimination. Even Adolf Hitler paid ... : NS tea-party at London Zoo. Mr Shifter , one of the most frequently televised commercials ... to an eerie soundtrack, the commercial shows Manhattan hovering over the London suburbs as its inhabitants ...

Campaign Hall of Fame: The hall of shame - Tucked out of sight and stuffed into bottom drawers in the offices of every agency lies evidence of the less glorious moments of advertising’s history. Caroline Marshall selects some golden turkeys

of RI-CO-LA, RII-COO-LAAA herbal cough sweets. Even as a piece of Euro kitsch, it sucked. British Rail Admitting to even the tiniest fault is not a practice many advertisers engage in. But to BR ... the woman who fantasised about fishermen and the father who wrote pretentious letters to his son. Even ...

OPINION: QUELCH ON ... CONSUMER LOYALTY

We often hear that loyalty is now dead and that today s generation of baby boomers are fickle and selfish, interested only in looking after number one. Marketing managers complain about increasingly promiscuous consumers who switch brands at the drop of a coupon.

CAMPAIGN DIARY: Creative Ball reveals a lust for nakedness among big spenders

Two of London s top creatives, both of whom previously had impeccable reputations, revealed a...Two of London s top creatives, both of whom previously had impeccable reputations, revealed a seedier side to their characters at the recent Creative Ball. The pair chatted and drank their way through the auction, which was presented by the former That s Life presenter, Gavin Campbell ...

Cordiant plans to grow after buying Diamond

LONDON - The Cordiant group this week set its sights on Hyundai business across the world after

CLOSE-UP: LIVE ISSUE/AGENCY CULTURE - Difficult, unreasonable - and just what we need. Hiring a face that definitely won’t fit can pay dividends, Margaret Patrick discovers

, from a cultural point of view. Can even a brilliant art director succeed in such a writerly ... the creative lead in London. Isherwood points out that the move was actually designed to return ...

EDITORIAL: Guerrilla advertising is on the prowl once more

their messages on to Buckingham Palace, or even the Millennium Dome itself, shove the gear back in the car ... , suggests that this is anarchy as well as being unfair to legitimate advertisers. But even he concedes ... was an official sponsor. A survey before France 98 revealed that most consumers didn t even know who ...

THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF 1999: Caroline Marshall surveys the year in which merger followed merger, Guinness ’surfer’ made a splash, a yellow furry animal revitalised Levi’s and the ad industry mourned the death of David Ogilvy

competitive and I like to feel stretched - Johnson leaves TBWA London to run TBWA Chiat/Day New York ... home. BMP s Chris Powell She s useless - any other agency would be mad if they even ... roles, and shaved pounds 1 million off the overheads without even trying. Bates UK s vice chairman ...

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