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23 Nov 1995
the Ogoni in 1994 and to highlight the TV programme Someone is making a killing. ...
of the booming home computer market, launching a series of own-brand computer stores in the UK backed by TV...German computer giant Vobis is staging its most ambitious attempt yet to grab a slice of the booming home computer market, launching a series of own-brand computer stores in the UK backed by TV ... - and below-the- line work. TV advertising will launch early next year, although spend for 1996 has yet ...
the Ogoni in 1994 and to highlight the TV programme Someone is making a killing. ...
that it is launching a new combined PC and TV. Leagas Shafron Davies has picked up the advertising business ...
behind its pre-Christmas burst, which includes TV and poster work. ...
Apple Computer is putting a record pounds 2.5 million spend behind a pre-Christmas television...Apple Computer is putting a record pounds 2.5 million spend behind a pre-Christmas television ... . Having allowed its major rival, Compaq, to make the running in the TV stakes last year with its ... TV regions. The campaign marks a further intensification in the competition between major PC ...
, he said. A TV, press and poster campaign is expected to begin in Yorkshire before rolling ...
to ban TV stations from beaming programmes from outside their borders if they carry commercials ... -built car. It is putting pounds 2.5 million behind a national TV, press and poster initiative through ...
Danish bacon in TV push...Danish bacon in TV push A new pounds 1m TV campaign for Danish bacon, through WCRS, breaks ... during 1996 and the aim is to turn the South American lager into a truly European brand . The TV ... out K advertising is breaking a new TV, poster and press campaign for French apples from ...
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.