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Honeywell In Play, Again BOSTON--Honeywell Consumer Products is conducting an agency review to focus some $6-7 million into product-specific media advertising this year. The Southborough, Mass.-based company last year tapped Houston Herstek Favat, which has since been purchased by Arnold Communications in Boston. No advertising materialized, and the agency and client have parted ways. Teligent Cuts 2 Hub Shops From List NEW YORK--Teligent has narrowed its agency search to two contenders: Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners in New York and W.B. Doner & Co. in Baltimore, sources said. Among the shops cut were Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos and Holland Mark Martin Edmund, both in Boston. A final decision is expected this week, sources said. Billings on the account of the Vienna, Va.-based client are estimated at $5-10 million. Hill, Holliday Interactive Adds Brotherhood BOSTON--Vashti Brotherhood has been named vice president/senior copywriter at Hill, Holliday Interactive in Boston, reporting to senior vice president and creative director Richard Person. For the past two years, Brotherhood was vice president and associate creative director at Mullen in Wenham, Mass., where she worked on accounts such as EMC, Malden Mills, GM Certified Used Vehicles and Osram Sylvania. Holland, Heater Pitch Eastpak BOSTON--Eastpak, Lowell, Mass., has selected about four contenders to contend for its estimated $1.5 million account, sources said. Boston shops Holland Mark Martin Edmund and Heater Advertising, assisted on the pitch by its subsidiary The Heat, as well as at least two New York agencies are in the chase, sources said. The client, which parted ways with Clarke Goward here in December, did not return calls. Tess Robinson, the consultant who is overseeing the review with Marketing Project Solutions in New York, declined comment. Arnold Unveils First Ads for Century 21 BOSTON--Century 21 Real Estate Corp. last week broke a multimillion-dollar branding campaign from Arnold Communications in Boston. The first of three 30-second spots revealed the new tagline, "More power to you." With music from pop singer Amy Grant, the commercial broke on ABC's 20/20 and NBC's Dateline and will run on A&E, CNN, the Discovery Channel, ESPN and TNT. The broadcast effort will be supported by print ads in Eating Well, Elle Decor, Home, Metropolitan Home and Woman's Day. The Parsippany, N.J.-based company awarded its account to Arnold last September. For the Record A photograph of a golfer was incorrectly identified as long-distance driving champion Jason Zuback from Pinnacle's new "Drive Across America" campaign [Adweek, Jan. 19]. The golfer shown was from an earlier Pinnacle commercial.

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