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of transport advertising. The quest for innovation seems limitless. But where will it all end and how ... from London Transport. Now that would be innovative! Advertiser: Polo Jeans Media agency ...
, which has banned it from London Transport buses....Ooh La La! It seems this saucy ad from French fashion chain Kookai has upset the boys at TDI, which has banned it from London Transport buses. Kookai s ad, which was due to run on buses during April and May, shows a woman in a skimpy bikini with a miniature model of a man pushing a ...
flash. Transport media company TDI said the image was likely to offend the public . Some women...flash. Transport media company TDI said the image was likely to offend the public . Some women ...
Transport Advertising and the GLC clash over a series of posters showing a pair of legs with the line...15 years ago. Apple Computer launches teaser ads in the press for its first major TV ad campaign in the UK. Virgin plans to open a small chain of pubs aimed at women within the next two months. London Transport Advertising and the GLC clash over a series of posters showing a pair of legs with the line ...
for Transport Road Safety. Fallon picked up a gold in the transport and travel category for "golf" for United ...
to provide a consistent look for the brand. Transport for London buses are being used to promote London ...
drink, features a pair of children transported into a Manga universe. They must battle the forces
's "house of cards" and the Department for Transport's "spilt drink" anti-drink-drive message ...
the two companies merge to create a 9 billion public transport powerhouse. Source: The Times ...
was banned from being displayed on the tube network by Transport for London. Lee was appointed to oversee ...
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