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Opposition to communications bill intensifies

LONDON - The government is facing mounting opposition to its plans to relax media ownership rules concerning Five and ITV, which could delay the publication of the communications bill.

US newspaper advertising revenues up by 4.4%

NEW YORK - US newspaper ad revenues rose by 4.4% in the last quarter of 2002 to $12.8bn (£8.1bn), but across the full year were still down by 0.5% on 2001.

Egg looks at taking irreverent approach Stateside

LONDON - Egg, the online bank famous for its quirky advertising campaigns, is spending £5m looking at expanding the brand into the US.

Organic wins website task for Tribeca Film Festival

NEW YORK - Organic has won the task to design the website for the 2003 Second Annual Tribeca Film Festival, which is part of an effort to revitalise lower Manhattan.

Handbag.com launches marketing push for new recruits

LONDON - Handbag.com is driving new users to its site with an advertising campaign including print and online activity, coupled with a marketing drive in Boots the Chemist stores.

Overture buys Fast search engine in $100m deal

LONDON – A week after pay-for-performance search company Overture paid $140m (£88.9m) for search engine AltaVista, it is back on the acquisition trail with its purchase of the web search unit of Fast Search & Transfer in a deal worth as much as $100m.

End beckons for RI:SE as Bowman prepares to leave

LONDON - The end of 'RI:SE', Channel 4's struggling breakfast show, came a step closer today with the news that Edith Bowman is set to leave the show as its ratings plummet to a ratings score of zero.

Nothing novel but industry still expects New! to succeed

LONDON - The highly anticipated launch of Richard Desmond's celebrity title New! offers nothing that IPC Media and Emap are not already doing, but with the public's insatiable appetite for celebrities, media buyers still expect it to succeed.

Omnicom Group earnings rise 10% for 2002

NEW YORK - Full-year earnings rose by 9.8% to $643m (£407m) at the Omnicom Group, which owns advertising agencies including BMP DDB, boosted by a strong performance in the US and growth during the final quarter of the year.

Sorrell says US advertisers are asking for 'war clauses'

LONDON - Sir Martin Sorrell says that there is a growing trend in the US for advertisers to demand get-out clauses in case the country goes to war with Iraq.

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