05 May 2009
| by Caroline Lovell
the planned switchover date to the World Cup in South Africa. Source: The Telegraph Fiat s plan to create a ...
20 Aug 2010
| by John Reynolds
Premier Foods is looking to enliven the hot snack sector with the launch of a new cup-a-pasta range....
Batchelors cup-a-pasta will be available in four flavours: chicken, tomato, creamy cheese and roast vegetable flavour.
Key selling points for the range include that each cup has less than 2% fat and are convenient ...
. Batchelors started making dried soups in 1949, a range which became cup-a-soup in 1972. ...
26 May 2010
| by John Reynolds
The deal between the pair extends a partnership that dates back to the UEFA Championship in 1992 and has covered five European tournaments. McDonald's has also been a FIFA World Cup partner since 1994 a partnership it will continue during this year's World Cup. The renewal of the commercial tie ...
25 Jun 2010
| by Damian Ferrar and Katie Streten, Imagination
relationships with Foursquare to promote passer-by offers to members of the community. There's a whole new world ...
on personal information shared by themselves such as age, gender, personal interests. It's a physical world ...
" world, where content flows from users to brands and back, there will be opportunities to generate events ...
13 Jul 2011
| by Jeremy King
ruled the media world I would... Make everyone wearing jeans change into a suit, just to see if it actually made them any less creative.
If I could switch places with anyone in the media world ...
02 Dec 2011
| by Staff
brand event strategy at a sporting event
Flourish Creative
Castrol 2010 FIFA World Cup Guest ...
09 Mar 2011
| by John Reynolds
Subway has pinched the crown of the world's largest restaurant group from McDonald's, the company
11 Dec 2009
| by Amy Golding
LONDON - Starbucks has set a new Guinness World Record for the 'Most Nations in an Online Sing
20 Sep 2011
| by Staff
education institution, launch of the world's first CNN-branded cafe in South Korea.
19 Jun 2009
| by Caroline Lovell
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