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01 Jun 2011 | by Oliver Luft
, the division which publishes The Guardian and The Observer, increased to 37.8m. In that 12-month period ...
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an offer for two free children s audio books in the Observer this Sunday. ...
, the division which publishes The Guardian and The Observer, increased to 37.8m. In that 12-month period ...
The account was picked up by the network after a battle against MediaCom, Starcom MediaVest Group and MPG MediaCom was thought by many observers to be the favourite to win the account because it holds the majority of the global Volkswagen media account and VW is set to merge with Porsche. However, sources ...
you were making the kind of routine observation that tends to get heads nodding. They would ... it differs from an observation or finding. So full marks to GfK, which, while admitting a definition is far ... .' These are simply findings or observations. Human beings are rarely terribly surprising, so consumer research alone ...
for taking it into the next stage of its development. Those who have observed him in recent months have been ... , to The Observer account. Sands, who sits on the Guardian News and Media board, began his career in advertising ...
, while observing that "in general" the pressure on the government to increase new legislation regarding ...
this admiration further last week, observing a drift of creativity away from the West toward newer economies (see ...
At Media Week, we observe the media world changing and expanding and we know that advertising is just one part of what media owners, agencies and clients do. As a result we have revamped our awards for 2011 because we see a real opportunity for them to showcase the best of media across "bought", "owned ...
in the automotive sector, VW has a long history of turning wry observation into warm and witty communications ...
observed that in Q2 there has been a global return to significant spend in discretionary ad categories ...
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