the credit card provider's largely online marketing approach. Woodburn said: "We re definitely hoping ...
The brand will this weekend (4 June) roll out a TV ad, by JWT London, using the new tagline "Man Fuel for Man Stuff". The comical clip depicts men as behaving like "superheroes" when carrying out simply everyday tasks, with a character carrying his entire supermarket shop from his car to the house ...
. It is part of a heavyweight advertising push, which will run alongside a digital campaign, combining online ...
created an art installation, Cell, that used Kinect to map people's online 'personalities.' Google ...
/ phrases with each other using online tools (e.g. Google Adwords). For this research, the audience ... . Identification of key online websites, groups, accounts and conversations: Identified key word search strings ... ) to find the key online locations of the audience. The identified locations are validated against a ...
It is ramping up its presence on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Tumblr, to help it grow an online community and extend the reach of the brand beyond those who own a Fujifilm camera. The activity has been handled by Talk PR. It has launched two Facebook apps. The Through My Eyes app showcases professional ...
connected online and when it comes to shopping they are actively seeking real-time offers that generate ...
in the online film rental market against Netflix and Sky's forthcoming internet service.
of teenage romance are displayed online, the fundamentally flawed nature of this logic is clear. Although ... understand that connectivity comes with responsibility. The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre ...
will be multinational.' The campaign rolled out on 1 February and was supported by print, online and outdoor activity ...
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.
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