Media Lifeline: Redwood Publishing
21 Nov 2008
magazine-format programmes. The first up is BBC Good Food - followed by the likes of Gardener's World ...
Search results for "Food
Search filters:
By Publication
- Campaign
By Article Type
- Analysis
By Industry Sector
-
Media / Entertainment
Click 
to remove filters
Add Search Filters:
By Discipline
- Digital marketing (7)
- Marketing (45)
- Media (39)
By Sector
- Radio (6)
- Television (6)
Media: Things we like
05 Dec 2008
's also giving away copies of the Food Doctor Diet by Dr Ian Marber for even more ammo against that post ...
Media: Double Standards - The ins and outs of the cross-platform approach
07 Nov 2008
far? One of the most challenging was for the COI School Food Trust. We developed a cross ... about the quality of school food. Through multi-titled print advertorials, we proved school dinners were good food, then we drove readers to a specially created online forum where they could share their own ...
Media: Double Standards - It's all about the talent in commercial talk radio
31 Oct 2008
's travel clinic at 2pm, followed by Bill Buckley's food and drink show at 3pm, and James Max's business ...
Media: Things we like
10 Oct 2008
's succeeded, but if it's trying to attract new customers, it's a big mistake. People aren't stupid - a fast-food pizza chain is still a fast-food pizza chain, and fiddling with the brand by inserting "pasta ...
Media: Double Standards - Creating the 'journal of the funky fiftysomething'
03 Oct 2008
, and our reputation stands on this. The Good Life embraces the wonderful worlds of homes, gardens, food ...
Media Lifeline: UKTV
26 Sep 2008
is somewhat dull, with generic names such as Food, History, Style and Drama. Abraham's first major initiative ...
Media: Forum - Is qualities' price rise wise?
19 Sep 2008
operations. Brave investment, you might argue, given that everything else (fuel, food and clothing ...
Editorial: Why Which? is just being contrary over food rules
25 Jul 2008
Is there anything food advertisers and their agencies can do to satisfy health lobbyists...Not a lot, it seems. Curbs on food ads in the UK are among the toughest in the world. Indeed ... to cut much ice with Which?. Last week, in a report titled Food Fables, the group accused companies of not doing enough to curb the marketing of snack foods and fizzy drinks to children. It infers ...
Close-Up: Live issue - Are teens new target of junk-food ads?
25 Jul 2008
Which? accuses food giants of covert tactics to target young teenagers, Anne Cassidy reports....has been stoked up by a report on junk-food ads from the consumer body Which? that has castigated food giants, including Nestle and Coca-Cola, for targeting junk-food ads at the under-16s (or young teens) by using unregulated mobile phone marketing and social networking websites. The report, entitled Food ...
Additional Information
Latest jobs Jobs web feed
-
Account Director
SAHARA Communications
£3,000-4,000 per month Tax Free with accommodation included., Dubai- International -
PR and Media Officer - Fundraising (maternity cover)
Macmillan Cancer Support
£26,100 - £29,000 pro-rated for 18 hours per week (Mon- Wed), London -
Senior PR Consultant
TTA Public Relations, Chime plc
Up to £38,000 per annum DOE, Central London (WC1) -
PR Manager - Brilliant consumer brand in lifestyle + leisure
Foundry, The
c £40,000, London -
Internal Communications Consultant - global healthcare company
The Works
£28000 - £35000 + benefits, London
Most read
- NHS leaders and chief executives encouraged to communicate online
- Google 'on front foot' with Eric Schmidt column on tax issue
- In-house and agency heads review unpaid intern policies following campaign
- Virgin Galactic in talks with PR agencies to promote spaceflights
- Qatar Airways launches agency review
- Exposure's Simon Shaw launches Good Relations' content arm
