Work Club beats three to £4m Sharp ad account
28 Jan 2010 | by Noel Bussey
technology. Its first project will be the launch of the new Sharp Quattron LCD Aquos TV, scheduled ...
. These include Bravia TVs, Vaio computers and new product launches, as well as Sony's activity around the Fifa ...
technology. Its first project will be the launch of the new Sharp Quattron LCD Aquos TV, scheduled ...
. They included a TV ad for the Hero shot from a "phone's eye" view, which broke during a Liverpool versus ...
campaign to promote Fifa 10 in September called "Fifa 10: how big can football get". The TV ad, which ...
several campaigns, including a TV spot called "feel your photos" encouraging users to buy an Epson printer ...
The agency will produce a TV, outdoor and print campaign, set to break in the run-up to Christmas, aimed at positioning the SLR point and shoot hybrid as the ideal camera for people who enjoy photography ... -winning long-copy print ad, as well as a TV spot, featuring a toddler throwing an Olympus camera around ...
televisions, as well as the brand's new collection of portable S57 sets. Last month, Sony Centres released an ad informing consumers that if they traded in old TVs for a Sony Bravia, they would receive a 150 ... , the director of consumer marketing for TV and online marketing at Sony, said: "Search is now a central part ...
AKQA will handle the creative and strategic digital work for a range of Panasonic's consumer electronics brands in the UK, which include the digital camera brand Lumix and the Viera flatscreen TVs. Last November, Panasonic kicked off a review of its 60 million European ad account for its consumer ...
The company has contacted agencies directly and is currently finalising a shortlist. There is no incumbent on the account. Rosetta Stone's first project will only involve TV work, but the appointed ... swimmer Michael Phelps. In the TV spot, Phelps talks about how he is obsessed with speed, as he signs ...
experience because it is concerned that, while the TV ads create awareness, at the point of purchase ...
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