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The Weekly Wire (Nov 24, 2003)


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NEWS
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UK TORIES TO REBRAND The Conservative party has appointed O2 marketing chief Will Harris to help rebrand the party under new leader Michael Howard.

CO-OP REBRANDS, REPOSITIONS IMAX GLOBALLY
CO-OP completed a full brand audit for entertainment technology company IMAX, which owns more than 230 large-format theaters in 34
countries.

LAMBRETTA STIRS CONTROVERSY OVER USE OF AIR FORCE LOGO The use of a Royal Air Force (RAF) logo by fashion retailer Lambretta has stirred up copyright controversy.

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CASE STUDY
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THE AD AGE MARKETING 50, 2003
The Top Brand Success Stories of the Year

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OPINIONS
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WHEN NATIONS NEED A LITTLE MARKETING
Simon Anholt, a British branding expert, spent a career developing international campaigns for Coca-Cola and Nestlé. Now he is
trying to put his image-making skills to work for a very different kind of client: countries with struggling economies.
Free registration required.

CELEBRITY BRANDING
Savvy celebrities are borrowing tips from the corporate world to raise their profile -- and, in some cases, millions of dollars.

GUARANTEED TO SHRINK WRINKLE AND FADE
Chapter One of a book that gives an inside view of the key events that led Levi Strauss & Company to become one of a select group of
elite global brands, and the reasons it has fallen from that pinnacle, heading to possible brand oblivion.

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CHARACTER
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RUSSEL WRIGHT
Said to have beat Martha Stewart by 50 years, Russel Wright (1904-1976) revolutionized the American home through his industrial and
furniture designs.

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