Drunk 'idiots' used to highlight dangers of drink driving
21 Dec 2006 | by by Joanne Payne
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for Transport's annual Christmas drink-drive initiative. Leo Burnett's ad "crash" is in its second year on TV ...
around the stars of the drink's TV advertising campaign, the LA-based couple Lewis, Kelly
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Matthews airs Christmas television spots for the first time since 1980....The national campaign will break on December 17 and run until December 27. The ads feature four different creative treatments with two 20-second and two 10-second ads running at peak viewing times on analogue, digital and satellite channels. The activity will encompass an intensive 10-day TV ad campaign ...
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