How product placement arrived in the UK
Arif Durrani, 28 February 2011, 4:00pm
Nestlé coffee brand Dolce Gusto made history today when it became the first brand to be featured on a UK-produced television programme in a paid product placement deal on ITV1's 'This Morning' . See below for how we covered its progress from proposal in 2009 to reality in 2011 and what is likely to come next ...
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