Cadbury takes another pop at popcorn market
28 May 2012 | by John Reynolds
Kraft-owned Cadbury is making a second attempt to crack the popcorn market with the launch of Cadbury Popcorn, four years after it sold its Butterkist popcorn brand.
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Citroen UK in Universal Music pop video deal
15 Mar 2012 | by Kate Magee
's female pop stars' music videos.
Hit or Miss? British Airways launches airplane-themed pop-up restaurant
05 Apr 2012
Official Olympic Games sponsor British Airways launched an aeroplane cabin-themed pop-up restaurant
LDR London hired for Nikki Beach pop-up Olympics club
23 Apr 2012 | by Matt Cartmell
around the launch of a pop-up event in London during the Olympic Games....LDR London won the brief via events specialist Event Atelier after a three-way competitive pitch. The luxury pop-up beach-themed club will appear at the Thames-side setting of Trinity Buoy Wharf from 27 July to 12 August, to provide live Olympics coverage from 8am to 2am. LDR London will be responsible ...
Engine Group does 'pop art' cover for this week's Marketing
20 Mar 2012 | by Noelle McElhatton
pop art cover to illustrate this week's feature on FMCG brand owners' response to the downturn...-hearted icons, Roy Lichtenstein s pop art blondes. Mid-priced brands have been over-looked in favour ...
Ted Baker launches pop-up customer illustration studio
09 Mar 2012 | by Sarah Shearman
Ted Baker, the high-street fashion retailer, is offering customers their own digital fashion portraits, to support its new collection.
Media Bitch's Diary 3 May
03 May 2012 | by Media Bitch
This week Bitch stumbles over a case of mistaken identity at OMD, pops the cork with Starcom...Popping the cork Bitch would like to say congratulations to Starcom MediaVest who picked up the 230m global Heineken media account yesterday, and thinks the agency was due a little celebration ... source, by having a shake, popping his cork and spraying his sticky fluid all over the agency. This girl ...
Pepsi 'live for now' by TBWA\Chiat\Day
09 May 2012
The pop star Nicki Minaj stars in a global Pepsi campaign by TBWA\Chiat\Day that aims to encourage
Out and About 30 March
30 Mar 2012 | by Mark Banham
This week Out and About pops in on the Channel 5 programming event, goes Best of British with DCM
Diary: Unlikely Folk heroes
03 May 2012
and will be startling the locals down in Folkestone this summer with a pop-up ad agency....The pop-up will be headed by Damian Collins (that's Damian Collins, before you get too excited), the Folkestone MP and former adman, assisted by M C's Richard Alford, Camilla Harrison, Mark Goodwin and Tom Firth. The aim is to engage the local youth and steer them off the straight and narrow ...
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