Direct choice: Cats Protection
15 Apr 2008 | by Philip Keevill, Creative director, Kitcatt Nohr Alexander Shaw
-infested kitten in a very sorry state shows through a clear polylope.
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22 Aug 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
LONDON – The 'sorry I missed my bus' excuse may not work for some northern commuters in the future
Directwatch: Capital One Platinum MasterCard
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OPINION: The internet won’t be the death knell of the sales force
20 Apr 2000 | by BOB GILL, chairman of GSD Field Marketi
and more technically knowledgeable salesmen. While one couldn t help feeling a bit sorry for Willy Loman...Half a century ago, Arthur Miller s play Death of a Salesman chronicled the decline of a traditional glad-handing bag carrier , who was being eclipsed by a new generation of younger, slicker and more technically knowledgeable salesmen. While one couldn t help feeling a bit sorry for Willy ...
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Volkswagen has apologised for its latest direct mail campaign, which involved sending consumers an envelope marked 'Suspicious Package'. The mailing, which went out in the aftermath of the Real IRA bomb explosion in Ealing, west London, provoked an outcry from recipients. VW said last week it was sorry ...
DMA chief to step down in two weeks
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affairs. DMA chairman David Metcalfe said Keitch had been a "tremendous asset" whom the body was "sorry ...
Fedma appoints Reader's Digest's Lawson as chair
03 Aug 2007 | by Alex Donohue
Lawson will replace Patricia Killen, who resigned after being elected in April 2006, and will lead the development of the organisation, which marks its 10th anniversary in September. Lawson said she was very sorry that Killen had resigned from leading Fedma, but that her predecessor s work had already set ...
Winter takes Spinnaker creative chief role as Morgan quits
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Bingo Association. Robert Goldsmith, Spinnaker managing partner, said: "We are sorry to see Nick go ...
Interactive creative chief Williams quits Publicis Dialog
07 Jan 2005 | by Daniel Farey-Jones,
on for Channel 4. Simon Marshall, managing director of Publicis Dialog, said: "We are very sorry to see Jon go ...
DIRECT CHOICE: Vodafone
24 Apr 2003 | by Chris Duncan, Technical services director, Alchemetrics
This circular from Vodafone certainly grabs the attention. In a move to drive picture-messaging revenue - sorry, add to the Vodafone community - customers are being encouraged to use camera phones in a new and humorous way. 'Bob' the latex finger mouse beast is freed from his packaging. We snap away ...
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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.
