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08 Jun 2011
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MasterCard has launched a social media and online campaign featuring the former New Zealand rugby
The activity is backed by a 15m media spend and launches with a series of 60-second TV spots, supported by press, online and cinema. ...
The ads, liken the trail of information in a credit report to the trail of paint left by an animated mural man as he runs through a city. The multi channel integrated media campaign, bought by Vizeum, will include TV, press and online display. ...
of the global media networks and, as usual, the results are likely to start a heated debate....media for almost four decades is ranked fifth overall, level with MPG and Starcom, whose billings ... , but Carat's C is about Kemoun and Rebbouh, known in media circles as "the twins". Proteges of the Carat co ... , who succeeded them as the head of Aegis Media Europe, plays down their departure. "We have a thousand ...
noticed an excellent marriage of creativity and media placement. Not only does the creative use a...noticed an excellent marriage of creativity and media placement. Not only does the creative use a backdrop of the streets of a northern town, but Geoffrey Hughes (Eddie Yates) does the voiceover. Media ...
the flavour of the day. Blimey, a bank that can laugh at itself. Media buyer: the NatWest team at Motive...the flavour of the day. Blimey, a bank that can laugh at itself. Media buyer: the NatWest team at Motive ...
The unspoken rules that govern traditional British reserve demand that we don t sit and chat to strangers, or make an unnecessary noise in public places.
Jane Sproul, a display sales executive on the Mail on Sunday, chooses the Lloyds Bank ad which ran on 7 April during the Channel 4 adaptation of Gulliver s Travels. Lowe Howard-Spink was typically swift off the mark, placing its Lloyds giant spot in the first break of the film. While Gulliver was...
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.