The week in marketing: 16 September 2008
16 Sep 2008 | by Staff
to student union bars across the UK. The deal follows reports that the National Union of Students and InBev ...
, and the Rugby Football Union. The new website incorporates improved usability, a new look and enhanced stats ...
to student union bars across the UK. The deal follows reports that the National Union of Students and InBev ...
The Communication Workers Union is to become the first trade union to launch a TV pro-gramme. The 250,000-member union will buy a slot on Information TV that it will use to recruit younger members. CWUTV ... Football Union and Premier Rugby for a further four years. Its sponsorship includes the introduction of a ...
. The spot follows a previous viral, starring the same footballer and the English Rugby Union player Josh ...
-As-You-Drive insurance policy last week, Norwich Union says it is committed to the concept in the long term ... -vehicle device that records when and how far they drive. Norwich Union spokesman Erik Nelson said the policy ...
the Norwich Union brand name in the UK over the next two years. Under her remit as global group marketing ... clients at cricket matches, rugby union fixtures and in the Npower corporate box, level with the halfway ...
The agency has been added to the RAC s below-the-line roster to handle the brief. Last November, it was appointed to the direct roster of RAC sister firm Norwich Union. The agency has been tasked with developing a strategy to push the RAC s multi-product portfolio to prospective and existing customers. The aim ...
market, with leading brands as diverse as eBay and Norwich Union significantly growing their investment...Communications 8,223,507 117.05% 5.12% 11 BT 7,219,349 8.42% 7.59% 12 Norwich Union Direct 5 ...
in Britain by Land Rover and Jaguar . Unions have supported the Tata takeover. Ford is ending its ...
the car marque a hostage to fortune, says Mike Williams, a senior consultant at The Brand Union ...
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