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  • Raffaello Ice Age

    Raffaello Ice Age

    • Raffaello
    • Russia
    • 2008

    Raffaello maximises TV sponsorship with product placement.

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  • Beer brand advocacy

    Beer brand advocacy

    • Kozel
    • Russia
    • 2009

    Kozel encourages drinkers to become brand advocates.

    Rated three stars
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  • Winter olympics

    Winter olympics

    • Volkswagen
    • 2009

    Volkswagen to supply vehicles to the 2014 Winter Olympics

    Rated zero stars
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  • Take control of the results

    Take control of the results

    • Fifa
    • Russia
    • 2007

    FIFA 08 launch focuses on the giving Russians the power to change match results.

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  • Magnets to remind you

    Magnets to remind you

    • Microsoft Forefront
    • Russia
    • 2007

    A magnetic insertion helps target IT managers via press insertions.

    Rated zero stars
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  • Star Academy

    Star Academy

    • MIA
    • Russia
    • 2004

    Kalina were able to quiclkly establish their MIA makeup line as an aspirational brand among young girls across Russia, by sponsoring the show 'Star Academy'.

    Rated zero stars
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  • Martini Escort

    Martini Escort

    • Martini
    • EMEA
    • 2007

    Russia's strict laws on alcohol advertising produced a creative response from Martini

    Rated zero stars
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  • Upgrading the internet

    Upgrading the internet

    • SkyLink
    • EMEA
    • 2007

    SkyLink targets leisure activities, retail partners and journalists to promote its new high-speed mobile internet and data service.

    Rated zero stars
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  • Recharge of the flight brigade

    Recharge of the flight brigade

    • MegaFon
    • EMEA
    • 2007

    MegaFon targeted air travellers with branded mobile phone recharging stations.

    Rated zero stars
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  • Adrenalin rush

    Adrenalin rush

    • MegaFon
    • Russia
    • 2007

    Mobile phone operator MegaFon infiltrates the gaming world to capture the virtual audience's attention in a Russian media first.

    Rated zero stars
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