Expert View: Digital media - Why pay for an expensive TV ad?

By Damian Radcliffe 23 July 2008

The most controversial TV advert of the year so far must be Heinz's Deli Mayo ad, which received acres of press coverage after it caused more than 200 complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority.

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