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McDonald's has caused controversy in France by releasing its first ever television ad featuring a
LONDON - New research from an American health journal suggests that TV food ads are directly.... The effect of TV-induced snacking from only a half hour s viewing a day would lead to a weight gain of almost ... significantly more than those watching ads featuring healthy food. The effects of TV-related snacking would ...
McDonald's restaurant at varying times. The TV ad, by Leo Burnett, is intended to reflect how the brand ...
LONDON - Online takeaway service Just-Eat is to launch its first TV marketing push to steal market..., handling around 15% of all takeaway orders, according to online traffic monitoring site HitWise. A TV ad ...
Domino's has produced its first-ever Facebook specific TV advert, which will highlight its offer...Domino's will air its first-ever Facebook TV campaign this week, which highlights the growing importance of the social network to the fast-food brand. The TV ad has been created by Big and premiers tomorrow (March 14). Domino's is a strong advocate of low-cost digital marketing on social networks ...
The site, which launched in 2007, is rolling out its debut TV ad, created by production company iCreate4, to promote the restaurant booking tools it offers. The ad, which breaks this week, features ... and where they have spotted the TV ad. Village Green is handling the media planning and buying ...
Andrew Graham-Dixon, the renowned art critic and TV presenter, is to chair the judging of this year...television series, including Art That Shook the World, A History of British Art and The Art of Russia, Graham ...
what Thinkbox, ITV and Nielsen reports have already stated, that television also enjoyed a bumper year ... is that the dominant players, TV and the internet in particular, have maintained and increased their market share ...
LONDON - Burger King has launched a TV campaign to promote its new Bacon Caesar Angus Burger.
LONDON - The customers interviewed by Marketing's food editor, Gemma Charles, and senior reporter Jemima Bokaie at the Gloucester Road Burger King were pleased with their £95 burgers. But will the publicity stunt be enough to change perceptions and make Burger King a more upmarket dining experience?
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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