to remove filtersNEWS: Tories rework ‘eyes’ theme in post-Budget push
29 Nov 1996 | by JOHN TYLEE
variant of its enough is enough campaign, through BMP DDB, with a poster featuring grasping hands ...
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NEWS: Labour to mimic negative Tory work
13 Dec 1996 | by OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT
the party into attempting equally negative advertising. Labour chiefs have asked BMP DDB to produce ...
ADVERTISING & PROMOTION: BRIEFS
14 Nov 1996
Smacks of failure Banks Hoggins O Shea has had to drop ads for Jolly Rancher using the catchline Fancy a smack in the mouth , after the Advertising Standards Authority upheld complaints it condoned drugs use. DIY pounds 2m fix BMP DDB has designed a pounds 2m TV and press campaign ...
NEWS: HOTLINE
01 Nov 1996
The Labour Party launched its big pre-election push this week when BMP DDB unveiled a pounds 1...The Labour Party launched its big pre-election push this week when BMP DDB unveiled a pounds 1 million anti-Tory campaign under the slogan: Enough is enough. The poster offensive, backed by press work, uses various images, including a fist, to show how Britain has been damaged in Tory hands ...
NEWS: Concord joins with COI to set up poster industry showcase
01 Nov 1996
Burnett and BMP DDB. Four major roadside contractors were invited to display their models ...
DIARY: Ambient media isn’t a laughing matter (well, perhaps just a little bit)
01 Nov 1996
no commercial meaning. It may be true, and it may well be what BMP DDB has lined up for its next Tory ...
THIS WEEK: Three tiers for HEA’s agencies
31 Oct 1996
& Saatchi, Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, Leagas Delaney, BMP DDB and Duckworth Finn Grubb Waters. ...
NEWS: Lowes tipped for pounds 5m Dollond and Aitchison
25 Oct 1996 | by KAREN YATES
and media presentations in competition with Lowes, BMP DDB and Barker and Ralston. Lowes is now ...
NEWS: Labour calls in Spitting Image for party political broadcast
11 Oct 1996 | by EMMA HALL
BMP DDB is bringing John Major s Spitting Image puppet back to TV screens for the first time...BMP DDB is bringing John Major s Spitting Image puppet back to TV screens for the first time in two years, as the star of a hard-hitting but entertaining Labour party political broadcast this week. The broadcast, which goes out on Thursday, the night before Major s speech to the Conservative Party ...
NEWS: Ads target youth vote
27 Sep 1996 | by EMMA HALL
The Ministry of Sound is backing a hard-hitting cinema and press campaign, through BMP DDB...The Ministry of Sound is backing a hard-hitting cinema and press campaign, through BMP DDB, to encourage young people to use their vote in the next general election. The series of cinema commercials features interviews with subjects who hold extreme and bigoted views - including a homophobe, a ...
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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.
