'TalkTalk plans new ad campaign after Tiscali takeover'
Jul 03, 2009 (DMEUROPE via COMTEX) --
Company: Carphone Warehouse
(CRWHF)
Carphone Warehouse subsidiary TalkTalk is set to launch a new 7-figure
advertising campaign to promote itself as the UK's 'brighter' home
phone and broadband provider, reports Marketing Week. The campaign
follows its takeover of Tiscali UK and will start with an outdoor and
press campaign from 05 July, followed by a TV campaign in mid-August.
TalkTalk will also redesign its website to reflect the new campaign.
TalkTalk marketing director Olivia Streatfield told Marketing Week that
the new campaign focuses on the company's bright ideas such as free
local calls.
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Company: Carphone Warehouse
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