Naked Media launches new food mag
Naked Media, the independent publisher, is launching a new food magazine, Fresh, on April 28, aimed at ABC1 25- to 40-year-olds. The monthly title will be cost &£2.80.
Naked Media, the independent publisher, is launching a new food magazine, Fresh, on April 28, aimed at ABC1 25- to 40-year-olds. The monthly title will be cost &£2.80.
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Simpay, a new payment scheme that enables people to make purchases with their mobile phones, has appointed Dutton Merrifield to develop its brand in the run-up to its consumer launch in the UK and some European markets later this year.
Your analysis on how tobacco companies are struggling to find a marketing voice (MW April 7) prompted an interesting question about the 66,000 tobacco gantries that are now available as point-of-sale sites. The recent restrictions imposed on tobacco companies have opened up a new media opportunity in prime retail locations across the country. Enterprising brand […]
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