Polaroid in realignment with BCom3

<p>Polaroid Corporation has granted its global US$100 million </p><p>advertising business to the BCom3 group of agencies. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Leo Burnett Worldwide has replaced San Francisco-based Goodby, </p><p>Silverstein & Partners as the agency of record in the US. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Starcom now takes charge of Polaroid's media planning and buying </p><p>business in all parts of the world except Japan. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Dentsu takes the account from Hakuhodo in Japan and the BCom3 majority </p><p>shareholder will handle media planning and buying. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Burnett succeeds the Polaroid business from Omnicom's BBDO in both </p><p>Canada and Mexico. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>In Europe, BBH continues to take on the Polaroid business since it </p><p>handled the account in 1994. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>"We look forward to cultivating a strong relationship with each of the </p><p>agency teams and to developing an effective positioning for the Polaroid </p><p>brand," said Polaroid VP and worldwide brand development director Daniel </p><p>S Reid. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

Polaroid Corporation has granted its global US$100 million

advertising business to the BCom3 group of agencies.



Leo Burnett Worldwide has replaced San Francisco-based Goodby,

Silverstein & Partners as the agency of record in the US.



Starcom now takes charge of Polaroid's media planning and buying

business in all parts of the world except Japan.



Dentsu takes the account from Hakuhodo in Japan and the BCom3 majority

shareholder will handle media planning and buying.



Burnett succeeds the Polaroid business from Omnicom's BBDO in both

Canada and Mexico.



In Europe, BBH continues to take on the Polaroid business since it

handled the account in 1994.



"We look forward to cultivating a strong relationship with each of the

agency teams and to developing an effective positioning for the Polaroid

brand," said Polaroid VP and worldwide brand development director Daniel

S Reid.