When to ditch a strapline
By Gemma Charles, 08 July 2008, 08:00am
LONDON - For every advertising strapline that enters the public lexicon, dozens more sink without trace or, perhaps worse, suffer the ignominy of being remembered, but viewed with less affection than their predecessor.
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