Out and About 19 April
16 Apr 2010 | by Harriet Dennys
Metro throws an Alice in Wonderland-themed party for media agencies at Fabric, media networkers gamble at Maya, and Future's Stevie Spring has a run-in with Admedia's Philip Vecht
Rave has been appointed by school pens brand Berol.
Metro throws an Alice in Wonderland-themed party for media agencies at Fabric, media networkers gamble at Maya, and Future's Stevie Spring has a run-in with Admedia's Philip Vecht
LONDON - RadioCentre, the trade body for the commercial radio industry, has called for greater deregulation of local commercial radio than was announced by broadcast regulator Ofcom yesterday.
LONDON - ESPN, the sports broadcaster, is preparing to launch a viral advertising campaign to promote its football coverage of the Premier League and the FA Cup later this month.
LONDON - Analysis of more than one million online discussions by Starcom Mediavest Group put Nick Clegg as a clear winner in last night's televised election debate.
Microsoft's Asia-Pacific corporate comms director Stephen Forshaw tells PRWeek Global why agencies can only be as good as the clients that brief them.
Footballers have a flutter on the Grand National, volcanic ash strands Mirror executives in Madrid, Neil Jones goes downhill fast, and Romeo and Juliet share their love on Twitter
LONDON - Playfish, the online games specialist recently acquired by Electronic Arts, has signed up full service digital agency TBG to manage its US and European media spend across social network Facebook.
LONDON - Nearly 70% of consumers lack brand loyalty when looking online for a new car, according to a new report by motor specialist Auto Trader.
LONDON - Guardian News & Media's newly revamped Sunday newspaper The Observer continues to lose circulation faster than any of its rivals, according to today's ABC figures for March.