Omnicom pair win LG's China media and creative brief

<p>SHANGHAI: TBWA Lee Davis China has snatched the LG Electronics </p><p>brief from Leo Burnett in a four-way pitch to find an agency to handle </p><p>the launch of its high-tech digital technology television products. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Fellow Omnicom agency Optimum Media Direction won the media </p><p>assignment. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>No billings figures were revealed. Last year, ACNielsen put its </p><p>marketing communications spend at just over US$4 million. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>TBWA Greater China chairman Andrew Lee said the agency formulated a </p><p>comprehensive promotional strategy which would include TVCs and outdoor </p><p>executions. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The campaign is expected to roll out at the beginning of next year. "The </p><p>new campaigns will position LG as a producer of high-tech products </p><p>targeted at the high income segment," Lee said. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

SHANGHAI: TBWA Lee Davis China has snatched the LG Electronics

brief from Leo Burnett in a four-way pitch to find an agency to handle

the launch of its high-tech digital technology television products.



Fellow Omnicom agency Optimum Media Direction won the media

assignment.



No billings figures were revealed. Last year, ACNielsen put its

marketing communications spend at just over US$4 million.



TBWA Greater China chairman Andrew Lee said the agency formulated a

comprehensive promotional strategy which would include TVCs and outdoor

executions.



The campaign is expected to roll out at the beginning of next year. "The

new campaigns will position LG as a producer of high-tech products

targeted at the high income segment," Lee said.