to remove filtersColeridge adds India to busy brief
24 Jun 2005 | by MediaWeek
Nicholas Coleridge, managing director of Condé Nast Britain, has been handed the task of developing the publishing house’s interests in India.
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'Mr Manchester' finds a new job
24 Jun 2005 | by MediaWeek
A popular media sales executive whose departure rocked agencies in the north of England this spring has landed a key new job.
Observer wields axe to trim costs
24 Jun 2005 | by MediaWeek
The Observer newspaper is to axe 15 jobs in an effort to save money ahead of its expensive switch to a Berliner-size format in early 2006.
Movers: Appointment at Carat International
24 Jun 2005
Anthony Jones has joined Carat International as the head of insight.
Movers: Appointment at Emap
24 Jun 2005
Donna Armstrong, the acting editor of Emap's More, has been promoted to the position of editor.
Movers: Appointment at Hachette Filipacchi's B
24 Jun 2005
Sarah Joan Ross (pictured) has been appointed the beauty director of Hachette Filipacchi's B. She replaces Emma Hill, who is leaving the company to pursue a freelance career. Ross joins B from the Hachette stablemate Elle, where she has been the assistant beauty editor for the past seven years.
Movers: Appointment at the Wireless Brand Channel
24 Jun 2005
Carol Dukes, the former chief executive of Emap Online and Carlton Online, has joined the Wireless Brand Channel as a non-executive director.
Movers: Appointment at Agency Republic
24 Jun 2005
Agency Republic has appointed Random Media's Andy Sandoz as the head of art. He will work across all of Republic's clients, which include O2 and Xbox. Sandoz has worked in the business for nine years and created campaigns for Sony PlayStation, the BBC, COI Communications and easyJet.
Between the Lines: Dru a wise choice for Havas
24 Jun 2005
If nothing else, Jean-Marie Dru's expected takeover of the Havas helm (page 1) should help remove the large chip on the shoulder of the France-based conglomerate. The French have long been seen as peripheral players on the world advertising stage. The country's creative output has been largely banal,...
Between the Lines: Clare's manifesto is a must
24 Jun 2005
The ISBA president's tenure mostly seems to pass with little public record of the incumbent's achievements in the role.
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