By Stuart Smith on November 29, 2011
Dave Trott, renowned creative director of the ‘Hello Tosh, Gotta Toshiba’ era, has lost none of his ability to surprise and shock. The other day, Stephen Foster suggested here that small quoted marketing services aggregators, such as Media Square, never amount to much because they can’t exploit scale: only the big boys, such as WPP [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Politics | Tagged Adolf Hitler, battle of the bulge, chick smith trott, csttg, Dave Trott, David Stirling, Eisenhower, Franco, media square, Mussolini, odessa, Orde Wingate, Otto Skorzeny, Stuart Smith, Toshiba, waffen ss
By Angie Dean on November 1, 2010
Toshiba USA has named Hollywood-based Goodness Mfg. agency of record for its consumer electronics computers business. The decision was made after Irvine, CA-headquartered Toshiba conducted a lengthy review with multiple agencies. The new business win marks one of several for Goodness Mfg. this year, including AOR assignments for LucasArts and Conn’s retail stores. Goodness Mfg.’s [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, News | Tagged assembly, crispin porter bogusky, goodness mfg., tablet computer, Toshiba
By Angie Dean on October 5, 2010
Eagerly-awaited Google TV, a web-meets-TV offering, is due to launch later this month and before then Sony will launch a combined TV and Blu-ray player powered by the Google system and box maker Logitech will bring out its version of the set-top gadget that powers it all. Big US TV networks NBC Universal, Times Warner [...]
Posted in Clients, Media, News | Tagged apple, google tv, intel, logitech, Microsoft, samsung, Sony, Toshiba
By Angie Dean on September 3, 2010
Berlin’s IFA Show is the place to be this week and Samsung and Toshiba have just announced that they’re both to launch tablet devices against Apple’s iPad, with Toshiba’s Folio 100 set to hit the UK in October at just £329. Folio 100 is a whopper with a bigger screen than the iPad and slightly [...]
Posted in Clients, News | Tagged apple ipad, ifa show, samsung, Sir Howard Stringer, Sony, Steve Jobs, tablet computers, Toshiba
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