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for me". The latest spots carry the same image, but now have Gordon Brown asking the public to help him ... with the latest results of Albion's "slapometer" campaign, which allows the public to log on to a microsite ...
annual report shows that government departments and public sector bodies spent a total of 211m on media ... integration and is expected to deliver a number of benefits for the COI and its public sector clients ... challenges, going forward." To-date, COI's media buying business has been separated by medium and currently ...
Eleven people complained the placement of the ads near schools where it could be viewed by children was irresponsible. Eight of the complainants felt the ad was offensive and unsuitable for public display. AMI said it had sought guidance on the poster, following a previous investigation of its poster ...
and typography from the publication s usual style. It did not believe readers would confuse the ad feature ...
The ad stated: "Ex-hearing aid boss warns public not to pay over the odds for hearing aids", citing Mark Moss as the boss in question and a survey that claimed customers were being overcharged. The complainant challenged whether the ad falsely implied that the Digital Hearing Aid Information Service ...
aged 12 or under, which worked out to one in six children. Although the study was dated 2000, its ...
LONDON - The Department of Health is launching a public health ad campaign on swine flu today...The campaign, created by DDB London and bought by Mediaedge:cia, uses the line "catch it, kill it, bin it", first created by Chick Smith Trott in 2007. The campaign will warn the public about swine flu and advise them to cover their mouths when they sneeze and throw away used tissues. The DoH ...
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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