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STOP PRESS: Carol Hayes wins TDI’s transport ads deal
04 Jul 1997 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
Carol Hayes has won the five-figure account for transport advertising company TDI, beating Lynne...Carol Hayes has won the five-figure account for transport advertising company TDI, beating Lynne Franks and Propeller. TDI sells advertising on the London Underground and on buses nationwide. Headed up by account director Rachel Huggard, the work will include business-to-business and consumer PR. ...
NEWS: Affinity Consulting has driven off ...
12 Jul 1996
the benefits of taxi advertising over other transport by, for example, stressing that taxis spend 97 per cent...Affinity Consulting has driven off with the PR account for the UK s largest provider of taxi advertising, Taxi Media. Affinity, which won the account following a three-way pitch, will aim to emphasise the benefits of taxi advertising over other transport by, for example, stressing that taxis spend 97 per cent ...
CAMPAIGNS: Product Launch - Micro scoot becomes a must-have
26 Jan 2001 | by TARA STEVENS
something big,' says Nick Joslin, co-founder of the innovative transport devices company CityBug UK ... . To cement its position as a means of alternative transport. To make the Micro Skate Scooter the 'must ... an opportunity to further promote the Micro as an alternative means of transport. Image Wizard also began ...
NEWS: Mercury calls in Welbeck
13 Sep 1996
coincides with Mercury s signing of Biss Lancaster to target specific business sectors, such as transport ...
French seek PR agency to continue EU promotion
09 Jan 1998 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
, and will cover social policy, European enlargement, and common policies on agriculture and transport ...
MEDIA: IPA calls for TV code changes
16 Feb 1996 | by JANET IZATT
and the programme. The word was changed to makers . Live TV was criticised for allowing London Transport ...
CAMPAIGNS: Train Launch - Virgin puts tilting trains in the picture
03 Aug 2001 | by BEN BOLD
included briefing core media - specialists in transport at national, regional and trade level and also ...
NEWS: STOP PRESS
11 Oct 1996
to Transport Minister in London Stephen Norris, as corporate affairs manager. He reports to PR manager Lisa ...
Dealing out the right cards - Minister for Employment with responsibility for the New Deal, Andrew Smith talks to Stephanie France about the possible PR pitfalls involved in a compulsory scheme to take young people off the dole and into work
30 Oct 1998 | by STEPHANIE FRANCE
positions have included Shadow Secretary of State for Transport, Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury ...
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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.
