Top performers of 2003: Campaign of the year - 118 118
12 Dec 2003
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Mobile network O2 is launching its biggest-ever online ad campaign to promote a range of picture...are steady enough to use a camera phone. All users will be directed to the online shop as part of renewed efforts by O2 to build online sales of handsets. O2 recently registered its millionth online customer and this year has substantially increased online advertising spend because of the growing effectiveness ...
to life online in tabloid format with their own website, which boasts headlines such as: "I was 118 118's ...
, and the resulting games are going to be incredible. Games such as RalliSport Challenge 2 (the first online rally ...
Exclusive research conducted this week for Marketing by OMD Snapshots showed that of 996 respondents, 100% were aware of the law. Thirty one per cent said they heard about it through TV news, while 27% had seen the 1m Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO ad campaign on TV or online or heard it on radio ...
person out there who thinks Orange is all over the shop. Individually, the recent work has been ...
, at which laptop users across the UK will be given free WiFi access in venues such as coffee shops
The campaign will run in print and online, targeting young adults. It will encourage them to join the club on Samsung's UK web site and enter a free prize draw, which will give them the chance to win 50 ... will be advertised extensively in broadsheets and tabloids and online, with Samsung taking over MSN's Instant ...
at the shop front as well. When you buy into Sony, you should be buying into a whole brand experience," he ...
Ben Hayes and Andrew Stephens, two directors at Manning Gottlieb OMD, are leaving to launch their own agency.
a service brand our product is not tangible so our advertising is our shop window ... The creativity ...
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.