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IPC��s Green Matters study is part of its Origin Panel, a rolling research programme using a panel of 7,500 UK women. Friends, family and children were also cited as an influence. Both magazine articles and the Internet were behind changes in lifestyle, according to 42% of respondents. Some 59% of women taking part in the survey said advertising was most influential when considering the environment. Women are using the media to get up to speed with environmental initiatives and are being persuaded to do so by advertising and editorial content.

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Media is a key driver in women��s green behaviour The media is behind a 75% increase of women who are now more environmentally aware, according to research from IPC Media. Rosenblatt said: ��It is about more than just getting our brand on TV.�� The Planet Rescue range for DS and Wii, which helps children learn about the environment and endangered animals, is being promoted on TV as well as with an educational ��I Love My Planet�� educational pack for teachers and children in schools. The video game TV ad campaigns are being backed by a branding exercise involving the National Schools Partnership. Idents will support releases of Combat of Giants �� Dinosaurs, Sam Power and Rayman Raving Rabbids. We are putting a sizeable chunk into TV ads given the current economic climate.�� Ubisoft is also sponsoring CITV weekends on ITV1 for the Xmas run up. Jon Rosenblatt, UK marketing director at Ubisoft, said: 'From now until Christmas we are targeting various different demographics. The company is also targeting the 4-7 year-old boys market and mature male market with new releases Sam Power and shooter game Far Cry 2. TV ads will promote Imagine Dream Weddings as well as the Imagine range. The games company is also launching a TV campaign on 14 November for its Imagine range of games for young girls, with new ads featuring Holly Willoughby and Fearne Cotton. They will run in ITV1��s popular family shows The X Factor and Harry Hill��s TV Burp. The new Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party game for the Wii is supported with a ��1m TV campaign made up of multiple ads. Video gaming company Ubisoft is investing ��4m in TV campaigns to support a range of titles for Nintendo DS and Wii consoles in the lead up to Christmas.

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