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Helen Edwards: Creditable brand lessons from Wonga and BrightHouse
18 Jul 2012 | by Helen Edwards
is that busybodies, from The Observer to Barnardo's, think they know better than those customers ...
On the Campaign Couch with JB
08 Jul 2011 | by Jeremy Bullmore
endorsement. Just how powerful will be largely conditioned by who said it. Was it The Observer? Was it The ...
Why display advertising remains the lifeblood of brands
06 Oct 2009 | by Tess Alps
's The Observer, Channel 4 News, serious TV drama or local radio. Rupert Murdoch is leading the charge ...
Mark Ritson on Branding: The Guardian Media Group will regret not closing The Observer
22 Sep 2009 | by Mark Ritson
Guardian Media Group will ultimately regret its decision not to close The Observer newspaper....internal discussion, Guardian Media Group (GMG) had decided not to close The Observer . Instead ...
Does The Observer have a future in its current form?
11 Aug 2009 | by Media Week
Carolyn McCall, chief executive of Guardian Media Group, has admitted that closure of The Observer...YES - Roger Alton, editor, The Independent (former editor of The Observer ) Of course The ...
Do covermounts drive long-term circulation increases?
03 Mar 2009 | by Staff
The Guardian and The Observer, we have used them sparingly, but usefully. I would rather our audience ...
Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Search is of the essence
10 Feb 2009 | by Andrew Walmsley
independent of newspapers. The Observer unsuccessfully sued ISBA in its first decade, when the organisation ...
Conducting research is rather similar to quantum physics
25 Nov 2008 | by Sue Unerman
quantum physics - the EPR Paradox, the Observer Effect and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle - all ...
Raymond Snoddy on media: ITV's future lies in looking at the past
12 Aug 2008
gain an income of £150m from online - put back from 2010 to 2012. As The Observer pointed out, while ...
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