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Controversial Canadian-made ad nominated for Creative Media Awards

Starcom MediaVest Group has received four nominations for its media work with clients Kraft Canada and Proctor and Gamble in the 2009 Creative Media Awards, sponsored by MediaPost Communications. One of these nominations was for controversial ad that some felt breached industry ad:editorial guidelines. The ad, for Kraft's Tassimo coffee machine, appeared in Style at Home magazine last

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01Sep2009

Controversial Canadian-made ad nominated for Creative Media Awards

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