Energy firm reviews media out of MediaCom North
18 Dec 2002 | by Staff,
LONDON - United Utilities has put its estimated £1m media planning and buying account up for review after three years with MediaCom North.
LONDON - More than 70 pet-mad Britons have failed to see the funny side of the Carphone Warehouse's spoof Christmas TV spot that told customers "a phone is for life, not just for Christmas".
LONDON - United Utilities has put its estimated £1m media planning and buying account up for review after three years with MediaCom North.
LONDON - Dutch mobile telecoms brand Celtel has appointed Interpublic's McCann WorldGroup to its $40m pan-African account, after a four-way pitch.
LONDON - Fast food, hi-tech and designer clothes are out while tribes, anti-glamour and 'trucker chic' are in, according to a new survey of trends for 2003 from Euro RSCG Worldwide.
LONDON - Future Games has shaken up the editorial line-up of its videogames title Edge to give it a wider reach after it picked up a top consumer magazine award last week.
LONDON - Shazam, the music service that solves those annoying 'what is that song...' questions by mobile phone, is undertaking a promotional Christmas drive in clubs and bars across the UK.
HONG KONG: SK Telecom Group walked off with Media's Marketer of the Year award for a campaign that taught Koreans how to cheer on the national side after the telco was locked out of marketing for the World Cup.
HONG KONG: Mobile telecom brand CSL 1010 is sharpening its image, fuelling the steady pick-up in marketing investment by a category that is at a fraction of its 1999 highs.
BANGKOK: Telecom giant TA Orange has split its lucrative marketing account among three agencies.
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