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Young people - Separating media fact from fiction

It cost little to write, had no quantitative evidence to support it, but was hailed as one of the most illuminating research papers of this year. When 15-year-old Matthew Robson wrote a report on children's media habits as part of his internship at investment bank Morgan Stanley, the findings were ...

Southbank Centre reviews its £3m integrated account

21-acre site on the South Bank of the Thames, spent 900,000 on media between 1 October 2008 and 30 ...

Who drinks where - in pictures

point if you happen to run into any ITV people. South Bank What's the media scene? Southwark ...

Barry Sayer leaving Clear Channel

News Media's banks and bondholders gave their consent to the sale of INM Outdoor, IN M's South ...

China's media set to benefit from lift in ad spend

, including those from the World Bank and Goldman Sachs, raising their forecasts for Chinese GDP by about 1 ...

2014: a media odyssey

of customer data, storing learnings from thousands of previous campaigns. These knowledge banks will allow ...

JCDecaux launches new digital offering for Heathrow Terminal 5

in a location that is "more upmarket than Vogue or Elle", with the added benefits that come from banks ...

BA renews cashpoint advertising deal with atmAd

solution that enables ATM network owners, such as retail banks, to run internal and third- party campaigns ...

New media channels add accountability to 90s-style targeting

She launched First Direct, working with The Media Business (later acquired by MediaCom), through the first simultaneous broadcast on ITV and Channel 4 that invited viewers to turn over for a different view of banking. Smith then created car advertising without any cars in it for Mazda. Working with HHCL, she ...

Timberland pokes fun at banks in digital outdoor work

that draws comparisons between the durability of its products and the flimsiness of the banking sector....Created by Leagas Delaney, the ads promote the rugged characteristics of Timberland's products and uses lines including: "We build things to last. Maybe we should start a bank" and "One American institution that won't fall apart". The campaign was devised to emphasise to consumers that, with less money ...

 

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