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| 21 May 2003 | Volume: 5 | Issue : 4 |
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Advertising & Marketing watch Coca-Cola India launches ad campaigns for 'Sunfill Home Maker' offer Coca-Cola India has launched a promotional campaign for its 'Sunfill Home Maker' offer...More
BBC World Service's first education HIV/Aids campaign The BBC World Service Trust, the charitable arm of the BBC, in partnership with the Kaiser Family Foundation, a leader in health information and research, and media conglomerate Viacom, have, announced the launch of a year-long campaign...More
Headlines Mumbai 'kudis' n 'mundas' get 2 days to vie for [V] Popstars stakes The second edition of the Coke [V] Popstars is all set to challenge the budding singers from the glam capital, Mumbai, the final destination of the tour...More Discovery looks to expand programme repertoire with SARS doc. Discovery will air the one-hour documentary The Science of SARS on 27 May at 8 pm .with repeats on 31 May at 1 pm and on 3 June at 10 am...More Hathway ready to meet CAS deadline The Rajan Raheja owned MSO Hathway, in which Star has a 26 % stake will invest Rs 120-150m per city for CAS...More Tube Talk ESPN to telecast Zimbabwe tour of England live Read CNBC interview's President PeopleSoft Conway Read Source: www.indiantelevision.com Other Headlines
'Banker shows' boost Granada revival More Broadcasters face revenue struggle More 'Poor confidence' behind fall in Telegraph Group ad revenues More Source: media.guardian.co.uk Doner To Shut Down Baltimore Office More IPG Executives Give Back 1.2 Million In Options More Source: www.adage.com ConAgra Sends Bumble Bee Flying More Prinze Is All That For Milk More Source: www.brandweek.com IPG's Bell Addresses Shareholder Concerns More Source: www.adweek.com Ireland to limit alcohol advertising More Source: seattletimes.nwsource.com Glenmorangie toasts ad campaign More Source: Ananova US Advertising Spending Rose 1.5% in First Quarter More Source: www.nielsenmedia.com NRA plans to air Daschle ad in South Dakota More Source: www.nj.com |
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