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Why mums warm to Iceland
guardian.co.uk May 12, 2008
With 42% of British marriages ending in divorce, images of traditional families are slowly disappearing from our ads. From soap powder to stock cubes, brands have used such images as a way to engage with consumers since the dawn of TV advertising. But, given the rise in the numbers of single...
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