DIARY: From the archives

<p>1 year ago </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Saatchi & Saatchi creates a new controversial TVC for Vitasoy's </p><p>Calciplus brand, a healthy soy drink, that puts health on the public </p><p>agenda in Hong Kong. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The TVC features Hong Kong people going about their daily lives in their </p><p>underwear, leading to the line: "When you're healthy, your body is the </p><p>last thing on your mind. Calciplus. High Calcium. Low fat." </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>5 years ago </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The World Gold Council and Hong Kong jeweller Chow Tai Fook launch their </p><p>second "True Love" TVC in China. It features a young man fondly </p><p>remembering happier days in the past with his girlfriend, in a move to </p><p>emphasise gold as the symbol of love, as well as to build a more modern </p><p>image for Chow Tai Fook. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>10 years ago </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>J Walter Thompson snatches one of the most famous local clothing brands </p><p>- the Bossini sports shoes and fashion business, worth an estimated </p><p>US$1 million - from incumbent Hill Holiday, which had handled the </p><p>account for three years. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

1 year ago



Saatchi & Saatchi creates a new controversial TVC for Vitasoy's

Calciplus brand, a healthy soy drink, that puts health on the public

agenda in Hong Kong.



The TVC features Hong Kong people going about their daily lives in their

underwear, leading to the line: "When you're healthy, your body is the

last thing on your mind. Calciplus. High Calcium. Low fat."



5 years ago



The World Gold Council and Hong Kong jeweller Chow Tai Fook launch their

second "True Love" TVC in China. It features a young man fondly

remembering happier days in the past with his girlfriend, in a move to

emphasise gold as the symbol of love, as well as to build a more modern

image for Chow Tai Fook.



10 years ago



J Walter Thompson snatches one of the most famous local clothing brands

- the Bossini sports shoes and fashion business, worth an estimated

US$1 million - from incumbent Hill Holiday, which had handled the

account for three years.