Paper Round (19 March) - a look at the day's newspapers
19 Mar 2010 | by Sarah Johnson
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Fallon has developed the online hunt and its design arm, Made in Fallon, has created the identity for the campaign across print, web, social, mobile and merchandising. Matt Groves and Katie Bradford created the work, with digital design by Pete Lewis, Ginny Pickles and David Mead. ...
Created by The Red Brick Road, the campaign includes three executions, one for each of the three flavours: Pear Ginger, Spiced Apple Rhubarb, and Spiced Apple Honey. It also includes an app by Glue Isobar. The print work was art directed by Matt Allen. The photographer was Giles Revell. ...
Nike has long been a source of creative inspiration, and it was the brand's iconic range of sports shoes that recently formed the basis for an innovative creative challenge.
LONDON - La Senza, the lingerie retailer, has appointed Euro RSCG London to handle its print and outdoor advertising work.
LONDON - The Conservative Party has launched its second wave of posters that again attack Gordon Brown, by highlighting the Prime Minister's apparent poor record in office.
LONDON - Marmite is preparing to launch a new print and poster advertising campaign featuring all the brands most controversial product ideas, including a fabric softener, a shower gel and a perfume.
LONDON - Yahoo!, the global multimedia company, is rolling out a £61 million global marketing campaign to make the brand more personal to its consumers and to publicise its product enhancements.
LONDON - Beck's the InBev UK-owned beer brand, has created a series of limited edition bottle labels to support its "Music Inspired Art" campaign.
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