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20 Dec 2002
. Definitely no nonsense. Agency: TBWA/London Copywriters/Art directors: Paul Silburn, Rob Webster, Chris ...
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THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 best radio shows
20 Dec 2002
1. THE CHRISTIAN O'CONNELL BREAKFAST SHOW ON Xfm As the presenter of the 12th largest breakfast show in London, O'Connell has had a storming year, winning the best radio presenter title ... . London's gain is definitely Manchester's loss. This is a very likeable show that glorifies in its ...
Adam Crozier named Royal Mail chief executive
19 Dec 2002 | by Gordon MacMillan,
LONDON - Adam Crozier, the former head of the Football Association and former joint chief executive
IPC boosts size and price of women's weeklies
19 Dec 2002 | by Claire Billings,
LONDON - IPC Media is raising the cover price and pagination of its two classic women's titles
MEDIA CHOICE: Christmas TV
19 Dec 2002 | by MARK PRIESTLEY, Broadcast account manager, Carat
While Five is offering a nostalgic experience of Christmas Past (circa 1977) with Tommy Cooper, Morecambe and Wise, and Dame Edna, someone at Channel Four appears to have set out to spoil the mood with a evening dominated by a documentary on playwright John Osborne, culminating in an alternative Christmas ...
BRANDING: FIFA unveils World Cup 2006 smile logo
19 Dec 2002 | by TANIA MASON
The emblem, designed by London-based agency Whitestone, aims to convey the message that Germany 'wants the world to have fun in 2006'. The smiling faces grouped around the World Cup trophy will be known as the Celebrating Faces of Football. The identity will be used to promote the tournament ...
EDITORIAL: A brand is for life, not just for major Christmas TV ads
19 Dec 2002 | by CRAIG SMITH, Editor
. Even Quality Street and After Eights have found other opportunities with the Big Quality Street ...
Asics pushes performance in debut UK television ad
18 Dec 2002 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
LONDON - Sportswear brand Asics has launched its first television advertising in the UK with a...The spot was created by Publicis, and was shot in Camden Town, London. Publicis offered to make the television ad for Asics, which will air on MTV, for free. The ad runs for 60 seconds. A man is in a shoe shop, trying on a pair of Asics shoes. As he poses to check out how they look, he runs out of the door ...
Carling tightens musical ties with £3m venues deal
18 Dec 2002 | by Tania Mason,
LONDON - Carling has taken another huge step in its mission to 'own' live music with a £3m, three
Muzik goes retro with three different covers for 2003
18 Dec 2002 | by Claire Billings,
LONDON - With a retro feel, IPC Media's dance music magazine Muzik is turning up the heat on rival
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