Creatives urged to help start-ups
09 Jun 2000 | by JOHN TYLEE
start-ups in touch with those who are thinking about it and to assemble a central registry of expert ...
the foreseeable future? All the great start-ups have got this right and it s the basic cost of entry ...
start-ups in touch with those who are thinking about it and to assemble a central registry of expert ...
start-ups takes their place. There is no better sign of a vibrant and healthy industry.
Two start-ups this week - one traditional and accessible; the other controversially signposting a...Two start-ups this week - one traditional and accessible; the other controversially signposting ...
company LongAcre, are launching an investment fund for internet start-ups. Called PROfounders Capital, the
London is a city saturated with agencies, all vying for the same business, so it doesn't take a genius to figure out that newcomers to the market must demonstrate exceptional potential. Leaving aside creative and strategic flair, a half-decent website can nail two of the most basic qualities: digital...
It is good to see Krow has finally got a foothold in the advertising market. Alfa Romeo's Brera account is its first significant piece of business since it formally launched in September (page 4).
Under the CEPA agreement, agencies no longer need a local partner to launch on the Chinese mainland, Lucy Aitken says.
More than most I can remember, the Rainey Kelly/Y s also down to Ms Rainey and Messrs Kelly, Campbell and Roalfe being ordinary, relatively nice, reasonably talented, decent people who took a bit of a gamble, worked bloody hard, had a little luck and saw their endeavours rewarded handsomely. A lot of...
This week s letters illustrate both the power of the wonderful spirit forged at what s become the near-mythical Still Price Court Twivy D Souza in the 80s, and the ad industry s knee-jerk negative response to anyone who dares raise questions.