STOP PRESS
21 Dec 2000
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The Daily Mail & General Trust has confirmed plans to launch an evening paper in Manchester next year. The title will be targeted at young, upwardly mobile commuters in the Manchester region.
Marketing s next issue will appear on January 4. We would like to wish all our readers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Solar Century, a new 'profits for purpose' company intent on convincing the world to convert to solar power, has lured senior Nike marketer Michelle McKenna to be its marketing director.
Kraft Foods International has consolidated the bulk of its dollars 200m (pounds 136m) pan-European media planning and buying business into three agency networks.
ITV s peaktime lead over BBC1 dipped in the week December 11 to 17 to 36.5% from the previous week s high of 38.9%. BBC1 achieved a 28.7% share.
British Gas Services will next week unveil the new ad in its campaign to make Jake the Penguin a national cult figure. The ad, which breaks on December 27, aims to build on previous work promoting the brand s central heating services. It features Jake speaking to the camera while snow falls on his head....
TBWA/London is to spearhead Coca-Cola GB s relaunch of its Oasis fruit drink in 2001, as the soft drink company embarks on a marketing blitz with a raft of new products.
Nortel Networks, the telecom products and broadband network company, is reviewing its dollars 50m (pounds 34m) global advertising business currently held by the True North network.
Lloyds TSB has axed eight UK marketing roles for Evolvebank, after announcing that it is abandoning plans to launch the online brand in the UK.
Harrods director of marketing and strategic planning, Ed Whitehead, has left the company less than six months after he joined from Boo.com.