Green & Black's Organic, the chocolate maker, will make its first foray into television advertising in a new £2 million campaign to promote its Thin range.
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Dry Like Me's first TV ad features a five-year-old girl lecturing a class of toddlers on the benefits of using the brand's toilet training pads.
Robinsons has launched a campaign that encourages parents to play with their children.
National Book Tokens, the book gift cards retailer, has appointed Arthur London to handle its ad business following a competitive pitch.
South of the river. It's not an area historically associated with the glamorous world of advertising. But in the next few months we welcome a couple of new neighbours to the area - Omnicom and Ogilvy.
Sylvester Stallone stars in Warburtons £18 million campaign about the lengths the brand goes to deliver its bread.
St Luke's has won Budgens' creative account after a shoot out against The Red Brick Road.
Triumph, the lingerie retailer, has launched an animated fairy tale ad featuring a young girl looking for "the one".
Green & Black's Organic, the chocolate maker, will make its first foray into television advertising in a new £2 million campaign to promote its Thin range.
