French utilities company EDF Energy used a green Union Jack in a marketing campaign, it sparked a ...
the Norwich Evening News, in a move it hopes will help to create a market for regional mobile advertising....Along with Norwich Evening News , the other sites to get the mobile treatment are the Ilford Recorder and The Pink 'Un , a fanzine for Norwich City FC. The sites went live in November, with sponsorship from Suffolk brewer Adnams across the whole of The Pink 'Un site. YOC has created the sites ...
of unemployment and the biggest fall in GDP in the European Union. Earlier in the year protests against ...
institutions has also recently been called into serious question. Rugby union's 'Bloodgate' scandal, coupled ... Cup, Commonwealth Games, Rugby Union World Cup and, with any luck, the 2018 FIFA World Cup will all ...
in the European Union's 27 countries, partly in response to Google's controversial plan to digitise the world ...
, with digital activity created by Grand Union. At the heart of this campaign is our genuine desire to involve ...
in controversy ever since the French energy company started flying the green Union Jack that appears so ...
The brand's above-the-line marketing was previously handled by Beattie McGuinness Bungay, which was not invited to repitch. Npower's direct marketing account was held by EHS Brann, while Grand Union worked on its digital business. Media agency Vizeum was unaffected by the review. Kevin Peake, director ...
40,000 customers, also claimed that EDF had hijacked its green Union Jack logo to front its campaign ...
, which is to sue the French giant over its green Union flag branding....Ecotricity, which develops wind farms and provides electricity to more than 40,000 UK homes, has launched a High Court copyright action. It claims that the Green Energy Day green Union flag is too similar to its own branding, which it has been using for two years. A spokeswoman for Ecotricity told ...
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