THE 1997 DMA/ROYAL MAIL DIRECT MARKETING AWARDS: BEST USE OF DM MEDIA - ELECTRONIC MEDIA
18 Dec 1997
, selecting and viewing on-screen through an extensive list of factory fitted options, including Union ...
, and 13 students unions began selling postage stamps. The judges admired the trendy designs ...
, selecting and viewing on-screen through an extensive list of factory fitted options, including Union ...
Pressure groups, trade unions and business organisations could be banned from launching campaigns...Pressure groups, trade unions and business organisations could be banned from launching ... . The proposed ban on advertising by unions, business and pressure groups would last for less than a year ... to direct mail. At this year s election, Unison, the public service union, spent pounds 1.1 million ...
, Norwich Union Clarke Hooper Consulting Jacob s Bakery, Manor Bakeries Holmes Marchant Lloyds ... , if successful, might adversely affect another WWAV client, Commercial Union. Both clients have been keen ...
operations, which dropped the company s pounds 10m sponsorship of the Rugby Football Union following ...
. The European Union intends to deregulate the industry in 2003, and it is not impossible that it could ...
. The company has already signed deals with Leicester City, West Ham, Port Vale and Norwich City ...
banking arm, launched last week to take on rivals Scottish Widows, Direct Line and Norwich Union ...
than the BBC s but it failed to negotiate a lower fee with the Rugby Football Union. - The Mail...The Save s takeover of next season s Twickenham coverage. S s audience figures would be lower than the BBC s but it failed to negotiate a lower fee with the Rugby Football Union. - The Mail on Sunday DMB poster for the launch of Channel 5. The poster highlights a voucher promotion ...
backgrounds. The first ad shows a Mini with a large Union Jack painted on its roof. The car is parked on a massive Union Jack flag and a woman s head, with dyed blue hair, emerges from one of the car ...
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.