Greenpeace 'I'm sorry' by Greenpeace In-house and Arc Communications
07 Dec 2009
and Nicholas Sarkozy saying 'sorry' for failing to prevent climate change, which will run at the Copenhagen
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Posterwatch: British Heart Foundation - 'Sorry Emma'
15 Mar 2006 | by Patrick Whitnall, Group head, out of home, Starcom Mediavest
It would have been easy to select a brand such as iPod to talk about: its six-sheet campaign shows how a strong brand and TV creative can be extended and enhanced by using outdoor.
Livingstone says he will not say sorry for Nazi jibe to Standard reporter
22 Feb 2005 | by Gordon MacMillan
LONDON – London Mayor Ken Livingstone this morning said that that he will not say sorry...Livingstone told reporters this morning at a press conference that he would not say sorry after previously saying he would express regret for his comments. But he also made it clear that he had not intended to cause offence to Jewish Londoners with his remarks. "I have been deeply affected ...
'I'm sorry', National Bullying Helpline founder Christine Pratt tells PRWeek
26 Feb 2010 | by Kate Magee
to you at this time. I am sorry. PRWeek broke the story on Tuesday that Pratt had turned to Max ...
Belford and Roberts say sorry and await news on AMV hiring
11 Apr 2002 | by Staff,
LONDON - Senior managers at Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO were this week deciding whether or not to withdraw their job offer to the creatives stripped of their Campaign silver Press Awards for doctoring their entries.
SOAP BOX: I’m sorry, but we really have to talk politics
06 Nov 1997 | by STEVEN CARTER
Ever since the Nixon/Kennedy debate in the US and the Saatchis Labour Isn t Working poster here, there has been a lot written and said about the advertising of politics.
Why the Dome is a classic case of poor creative management
17 Feb 2000 | by TIM AMBLER
When the Millennium Dome disappears from the media, we will be sorry....When the Millennium Dome disappears from the media, we will be sorry. It has been worth every penny, not from the point of view of visitors or taxpayers, but for its illumination of poor creative management. It has been a doom (or dome) laden catalogue of blunders. Let s look at a few ...
OPINION: Deserted Tory conference still speaks volumes
10 Oct 2003 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com
I confess to feeling very sorry for the Tory spin doctors in Blackpool.
BACKBITE
12 Dec 1997 | by CLAIRE BEALE
It s that time of the month again when the advertising industry gets to chuckle at the sorry...It s that time of the month again when the advertising industry gets to chuckle at the sorry mental condition of the nation s consumers. Yes, that monthly comic, the Inde-pendent Television Commission s TV Advertising Complaints report, has arrived, reminding me that there are people out ...
Campaign Diary: I’m only a punter but ..
11 Jul 1997
Sorry it took so long proclaims the strapline on the posters for the new Flyte bar from Mars...Sorry it took so long proclaims the strapline on the posters for the new Flyte bar from Mars ... them for so long. What on earth do they mean by Sorry it took so long ? What a load of crap ... revolutionary low-fat chocolate bar for susceptible women to buy. Sorry it took so long? You liars ...
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