British Gas calls review of £35m DM account
23 Nov 2006 | by by James Hamilton
, when it was appointed to create an integrated campaign alongside BMP DDB Needham. The then Evans Hunt ...
it was appointed to create an integrated campaign alongside BMP DDB Needham. The then Evans Hunt Scott won its ...
, when it was appointed to create an integrated campaign alongside BMP DDB Needham. The then Evans Hunt ...
EDF called the pitch for its consumer account in June and shortlisted DDB, Grey, Publicis, Ogilvy and Euro RSCG C O for the business. Grey, DDB and Publicis, the incumbent on the account, were dropped at the second round. Euro RSCG C O previously had a place on the EDF roster, handling the corporate ...
Dell called the review in September, just three months after it made the surprise move of shifting £75m of its creative advertising business out of DDB London and into little-known Danish agency AdPeople, which picked up the business following an internal audit. In the UK, the £33m offline and £11m ...
, following the transfer of a slice of its creative business from DDB London to AdPeople, a Danish advertising ...
Dell called the review in September, just three months after it made the surprise move of shifting £75m of its creative advertising business out of DDB London and into little-known Danish agency AdPeople, which picked up the business following an internal audit. In the UK, the £33m offline and £11m ...
business from DDB London to the little-known Danish ad agency AdPeople. The Copenhagen-based advertising ...
from DDB London to the little-known Danish ad agency AdPeople. The Copenhagen-based advertising ...
more to the Spring Racing Carnival than the Melbourne Cup Creative agency: DDB Melbourne Writer: Ben ... is the first DDB Group Melbourne has produced for Racing Victoria since the agency won the business in March ...
LONDON - Sony Ericsson Mobile has shortlisted DDB London, McCann Erickson, Publicis and Saatchi
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