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09 Mar 2007
TESCO'S "WE'RE SORRY" PRESS ADS
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Miller sorry for omitting black artists from music promo
20 Aug 2004 | by Staff,
NEW YORK - Miller Brewing has been forced apologise for a series of special-edition beer cans that commemorated the past 50 years of rock'n'roll but failed to include any African-American artists.
Groupon agrees to change practices and says sorry after OFT investigation
16 Mar 2012 | by Sarah Shearman
the negative side effects of our growth: we re sorry. We believe that the only way to build a company ...
McDonald's says sorry to veggies as Gucci gets in a bit of an ethical twist
07 Jun 2002
When sorry seems to be the hardest word, a cheque for $10m can help. That is what McDonald's found this week, as it issued an apology to Hindus, vegetarians and others for failing to tell them that its fries were not strictly vegetarian. As well as making the $10m payment, which will go to Hindu ...
Editor's Comment: The beauty of Tesco's plans
26 Jan 2011 | by Noelle McElhatton
their manicured hands in horror at the sorry state of her nails.
Adwatch: B&Q - 'Bill Oddie'
28 Jun 2006 | by Gerry Farrell, Creative director, The Leith Agency
the panels on a Rubik's Cube (sorry, that's offensive to the Rubik's Cube, which can at least lay claim to a
Adwatch: Asda - 'Rollback prices'
24 May 2006 | by John Longworth Chairman, PWLC
not sorry. I still can't imagine how the wife of a drug-ravaged rocker could typify the average working
PERSPECTIVE: Global advertising alone can't rescue McDonald's
03 Oct 2003 | by Caroline Marshall
be to concentrate everything behind one meaningless throwaway phrase ... sorry, giant promotional thrust.
PRIVATE VIEW: Tony Davidson, the joint creative director at Wieden & Kennedy
02 May 2003
of these is remarkable and original, so sorry if this feels a bit bleak.
INTERACTIVE: W. H. Smith
10 Jul 1998 | by ROBERT HAMILTON
in an online bookstore. If there s any change left they should spend it on a rethink and a redesign. Sorry...redesign. Sorry, but this is 1998, isn t it? Client W. H. Smith Brief Give information to users ...
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