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29 under 29: Not the usual suspects
10 Nov 2011 | by Kate Magee
and Jamie Redknapp and Teddy Sheringham. He has managed media relations for the Barclays Premier League ...
TV ad to encourage people to smoke outside
23 May 2011 | by Sara Kimberley
. Directed by Mark Wordley, the 30-second TV ad features a young boy watching TV cuddling a teddy bear. Particles and toxins from smoke are then the shown on the sofa, carpet and child s teddy, while ...
BBC Children in Need appoints marketer to push Pudsey and Blush
01 Apr 2011 | by John Reynolds
on pushing key assets, such as teddy bear mascots Pudsey and Blush. ...
Refuge highlights the signs of domestic violence with Valentine's campaign
10 Feb 2010 | by Matt Williams
The work, created by G2 United Kingdom, mimics the images of teddy bears that are typically used in Valentine's Day cards. However, on closer inspection, the love heart that the male bear is holding contains more sinister messages, such as "I WANT YOU all to myself", or "You will BE MINE forever". Each ...
Footballer Teddy Sheringham plays 'keepy-uppy' with his balls for charity
31 Mar 2009 | by Joe Thomas
launched a new campaign using Teddy Sheringham...., which is supported by press ads and planned to run on TV, begins with Sheringham holding a football ...
Teddy Sheringham plays testicle keepie-uppie for Everyman
31 Mar 2009 | by Kate Nettleton
LONDON - Teddy Sheringham plays keepie-uppie with his testicle in a new advertising campaign...The "keep your eye on the ball" campaign, which is backed by the FA and the PFA, aims to raise awareness of testicular cancer among the football community. The ad, created by Hooper Galton, highlights the importance of regularly checking the testicular region, by showing how adept Sheringham is at keeping his eye ...
Everyman 'keep your eye on the ball' by Hooper Galton featuring Teddy Sheringham
31 Mar 2009
The ex-England and Spurs footballer Teddy Sheringham stars in a new TV advertising campaign
The Week: Advertising News - New-look Pudsey revealed
14 Sep 2007
The BBC has redesigned Pudsey, its teddy bear mascot for Children in Need, for the first time
BBC Children in Need set to roll out new-look icon
12 Sep 2007 | by Ed Kemp
and the first redesign of its teddy-bear mascot, Pudsey, in its 22-year history.
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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.
