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Corbyn shows the so-called experts how to communicate
Amazing isn’t it how you can overturn PR perceptions. Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn, derided as a left wing loony and worse…
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Britvic moves to VCCP and Saatchi & Saatchi
Leading UK soft drinks maker Britvic has appointed VCCP and Saatchi & Saatchi as creative leads. VCCP will handle Britvic’s…
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Manulife global review chooses challenger brands Deloitte’s Heat and T&P’s m/SIX
Canadian insurer Manulife, which owns John Hancock financial services, has made some interesting agency appointments: choosing Deloitte-owned Heat for creative…
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Pardon joins experience exit from Publicis – time for some new/old media independents?
I see that Publicis Media Exchange boss Simon Pardon (left), who replaced the also abruptly departed Chris Locke as Publicis’…
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Saatchi tries to give Haagen-Dazs millennial appeal
General Mills’ Haagen-Dazs is trying to become cool again (was it ever thus? Take their word for it) with a…
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WPP thjnks Europe with big German creative agency buy
WPP’s Sir Martin Sorrell said he was going to invest in continental Europe post Brexit and, as usual, he’s as…
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Bjorn Borg ad enters Mexico wall controversy
What would we do without Donald Trump? They haven’t built his wall between the US and Mexico yet – they…
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The Specialist Works buys Pace Media
Independent media agency The Specialist Works (TSW) has bought specialist TV and video advertising company, Pace Media. TSW, which describes…
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Grey’s Mini Cheddars needs to revisit the drawing board
How do you launch three new Jacobs Mini Cheddar flavours? Assemble a load of old buffers (wearing mouse ears) in…
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