How social media is removing the barriers between corporate and consumer brands
14 May 2012 | by Cathal Smyth
, such as British Land or Balfour Beatty for example, which are on paper purely business-to-business entities ...
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The TV ad, created by Beattie McGuinness Bungay, aired on 23 January. It showed families taking part in outdoor activities and included a voiceover that said: "What would you like your children to inherit? A house? A clock? The family silver? Or something a little more valuable? The on-screen text ...
, such as British Land or Balfour Beatty for example, which are on paper purely business-to-business entities ...
revealed no utter bombshells . However, Westminster University visiting professor of PR Trevor Morris ...
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The campaign, created by Beattie McGuinness Bungay, showcases Cobra as the choice beer to accompany Indian food, while focusing on its heritage and its taste. Supported by cinema and digital activity, the campaign uses the strapline, "Cobra, splendidly Indian, superbly smooth". The TV ad ...
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