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year's must-read satire on the advertising industry, reviews the highs and lows of the Miller

15 Dec 2000 | by MATT BEAUMONT

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interactive TV forum. Will this be the forum that makes the difference to the industry?

01 Dec 2000 | by ALASDAIR REID

recently to the IPA, the ad industry s curiosity has been roused. And the thing is, you just never know ...

leaving smaller agencies to pick up the slack. Harriet Marsh finds an industry in confident mood

24 Nov 2000 | by HARRIET MARSH

industry sees London as a bit of a Mecca, Mark Gorman, partner at 1576, admits. You can protest about it ...

Marsh investigates the clubs that count many of the ad industry's most powerful figures as members

17 Nov 2000 | by HARRIET MARSH

stuffy to younger members of the industry, many old club hands stress that the clubs traditions go a ...

' behaviour. The advertising industry is richer for the IPA's research bank, Tim Broadbent says

03 Nov 2000 | by TIM BROADBENT

The IPA Advertising Effectiveness Awards celebrates its 20th anniversary in the millennium year 2000. At this point, it seems appropriate to review what the awards have achieved. What would our world be like if the awards did not exist? Consider the world in which the awards were launched. In the...

, one of the industry's best-known writers turned accomplished commercials director, is a man who

03 Nov 2000 | by JEFF STARK, chairman of Stark Films

I feel honoured. Private View is normally a director-free zone. Is this the thin end of the wedge? It'll be account men next, then clients, then a focus group of mothers in Watford. You mark my words. It's not a bad crop this week. One humdinger, one very good and some tired ideas nicely shot....

OPINION: Ad industry spoof is no laughing matter

27 Oct 2000

It all started as a bit of harmless fun for an audience of consenting adults. But a satirical film, made for a Canadian awards night and presenting agency people as witless cokeheads (as if!), has found its way on to the internet, threatening to provide a handsome pay day for m learned friends.

remove statutory controls on broadcast advertising. But is the industry ready to handle the task of

27 Oct 2000 | by ALASDAIR REID

backdrop, the industry would be left to work out its own self-regulatory structure, free from government ...

Surveys predict boom period for ad industry

20 Oct 2000 | by JOHN TYLEE

Britain s advertising industry is set for a bumper future with most companies poised to boost their...Britain s advertising industry is set for a bumper future with most companies poised to boost ...

Makers of ad industry spoof face legal action

20 Oct 2000 | by LISA CAMPBELL

anti-ad organisation Adbusters, but ad industry personnel. It was made for Canada s Marketing Awards ...

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