Canadian plans no ad campaign amid turbulence at firm

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Financially strapped Canadian Airlines International Ltd said that it will continue with its current advertising campaign and marketing promotions. The airline has adopted the business-as-uusal strategy amidst worries that customers will stay away because of the impact of its cash-strapped status on their flights and airline points. Canadian Airlines is expected to enter into talks with rival carriers following the temporary suspension of anti-trust laws by the federal government.

Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Airlines, Canadian Airlines International Ltd.

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Clearnet amends commercial after complaint by gas firms

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Toronto, Ont.-based Clearnet Communications Inc. has altered a television advertisment that depicts a man falling from a building. The ad, which was criticized for making gas products seem to be dangerous, was reissued after a phrase describing gas stoves as dangerous was removed.

Telecommunications, Telephone Communication, Design/Copy, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Marketing, TELUS Mobility

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