Coke, VHA, Tongue lashed for spamming
B&T reports that recently rebranded media agency Tongue, Vodafone Hutchison Australia, Coca-Cola, and mobile firm Big Mobile, have all been reprimanded by the media regulator for sending spam messages, including some financial penalties. The penalties from the Australian Communications and Media Authority all relate to an SMS campaign for Coca-Cola products.
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Arguably not Australia's next top business model.
Even Spam goes better with Coke.
and after been lashed about that lame publicity shot
Looks like The Angels have reformed without Doc Neeson.
Bad photo. Very bad Photo. Such a bad photo. The worst PR photo ever.
It's these guys 20 years on:
http://991.com/newGallery/New-Kids-On-The-Block-More-Hangin-Tough-381632.jpg