News Analysis: Big changes for small change
29 Jun 2005
Following the slow adoption of chip and PIN, can retailers make cash replacement cards pay? Bill Britt reports.
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Artists sculpt new Nissan Murano for open-air advertising first
30 Jun 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
LONDON - Nissan has launched an innovative marketing campaign transforming a half-ton block of polyfoam into the shape of its new Murano model with the help of two of the UK's leading sculptors.
Direct News brief: Banks get software to handle campaigns
29 Jun 2005
Yorkshire Bank and Clydesdale Bank, which are both owned by National Australia Group, are implementing web-based campaign management software from Aprimo to handle an increasing volume of campaigns.
News brief: NatWest renews sponsorship
29 Jun 2005
NatWest has renewed its title sponsorship of international one-day cricket in England. The deal with the ECB will cover two five-match tournaments against Sri Lanka and Pakistan next summer.
Data Locator launches money management survey
28 Jun 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
LONDON - Data Locator Group has launched a new telephone-based data collection survey to cater for the financial services industry and support new legislation to protect consumers from 'hard selling' over the telephone.
Conde Nast goes after the rich City boys with US title
27 Jun 2005 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON – Conde Nast is bringing US title Trader Monthly, which shows its select audience of high-rolling share traders how to splash their cash, across the Atlantic exactly a year after its US launch.
New-Business Rankings: 24 June 2005
24 Jun 2005
Rank Rank Agency/ Total Total Net Wins this last Last three wins billings billings billings week week gained lost gained (pounds m) (pounds m) (pounds m) CREATIVE AGENCIES 1 1 WCRS 32.0 - 32.0 2 Heinz, Abbey 2 2 DDB London 35.2 3.6 31.6 6 More4, McDonald's, Capital One 3 3 Euro RSCG...
Hotline: Lloyds TSB kicks off account review
24 Jun 2005
Lloyds TSB has kicked off a review of its digital creative and buying accounts through the AAR.
Hotline: WPP criticised for lax corporate governance
24 Jun 2005
Sir Martin Sorrell's WPP has been criticised for lax corporate governance by a shareholder activist group. RREV is questioning the independence of two non-executive directors, Phil Lader and Bud Morten, who are up for re-election at next week's annual meeting.
The World: Singapore - FCB sees off BBDO to win $15m Allianz business
24 Jun 2005
Foote Cone & Belding's Singapore office has won the $15 million Asia-Pacific Allianz creative account.
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