Paper Round (24 September) - Which clients are advertising in the national press?

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Sarah Johnson

September 24, 2010

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Paper Round (24 September) - Which clients are advertising in the national press?

Movie studios attempt to pull in the punters for the weekend while American Express continues its high-profile campaign with support for the London Film Festival.

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Columbia Pictures advertises new release 'Eat Pray Love' starring Julia Roberts while Warner Bros promotes Ben Affleck’s 'The Town', marking his first leading role while also directing and scripting the film.

The BFI London Film Festival is the focus of the latest creative for the American Express campaign, which offers pre-sale tickets to customers for various entertainment venues and events.

Premier Inn hopes readers will "Get that Friday feeling", suggesting an autumn break at one of its chain hotels. The creative includes long standing brand ambassador, comic Lenny Henry.

Prudential picks up on recent news coverage over UK pension cuts and strikes over pensions in France, releasing ads asking "We’re working on what your retirement will be like in 10 years time. Are you?"

FedEx takes out a full-page ad in The Times urging businesses to grow their international markets using its delivery services.

Samsung offers £200 cash back when upgrading to one of its LED TVs while M&S advertises saving of up to £150 on Sony TVs.

Finally Next prepares for a two-day sale this weekend with stores open from 7am.

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