STOP PRESS
18 Dec 1997 | by DANNY ROGERS
The Burton Group and Littlewoods are launching a jointly-operated direct home shopping company. Burton will hold a 65% stake in the company and its brands will appear in Littlewoods existing catalogues.
way as rival chains like Marks s. A press and poster campaign is due to break next spring ...
The Burton Group and Littlewoods are launching a jointly-operated direct home shopping company. Burton will hold a 65% stake in the company and its brands will appear in Littlewoods existing catalogues.
new press and poster campaign through Ammirati Puris Lintas. - Marketing Sir Tim Bell s PR ...
, the chairman of Publicis, was unavailable for comment on the report as Campaign went to press ...
Unilever is to launch a second wave of customer magazines, which promote 16 brands from its four UK businesses. One of two titles, Lifestyle or Extra, will be sent to households classified as couples or families respectively. The mailing is the first since Unilever produced seven different magazines...
Ferrero, the Italian chocolate company, has called off its search for an agency following a discussion between Michele Ferrero, its president and owner, and Unilever about a possible takeover. The confectionery giant, whose pan-European account is worth pounds 200 million, owns brands including Ferrero...
Christmas Eve. The TV activity will be supported with price offers in the national press. Media ...
Bupa has appointed Pat Stafford as its new UK marketing director. Stafford, who joins from strategic and marketing consultancy Corporate Positioning Services, replaces Bruce Tranter, who stepped down in October.
Tesco is the company which enjoyed the most favourable national press coverage in the third...Tesco is the company which enjoyed the most favourable national press coverage in the third quarter of 1997, while Laura Ashley, BT and British Airways performed worst, according to Press-watch Quarterly s latest report. This is the second consecutive quarter that Tesco has come out on top ...
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