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Wieden fires staff in Adidas furore

Wieden s main advertising agency, has fired two senior executives from its Amsterdam office after it emerged they were working on a new-business pitch for Nike s arch-rival, Adidas.

Douglas quits COI to run FCB Europe

Tony Douglas, the chief executive of the Central Office of Information, is to quit the Government s top communications job in order to return to agency life as chairman of FCB Europe.

Benckiser picks WCRS for pounds 5m Vanish account

WCRS has won a coveted place on the roster of the German-owned household goods giant, Benckiser, by scooping the pounds 5 million advertising account of its Vanish range of stain removers.

Oracle pools pounds 20m non-US advertising into DDB’s network

The DDB network is thought to have won the international advertising account for Oracle, the computer company, in all territories outside the US.

Soaring staff costs hit agency profit margins

Profit margins at Britain s agencies are being hit by runaway salary costs, according to research carried out for Campaign by the specialist accountancy firm, Willott Kingston Smith.

Mellors Reay ready to put the OU on TV after four-year gap

The Open University has appointed Mellors Reay & Partners to handle its first television advertising campaign since 1994.

Virgin Direct gives brand task to Rainey Kelly as part of overhaul

Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe has been appointed to overhaul Virgin Direct s brand strategy as the financial services company prepares to move into the next phase of its development.

Buyers sceptical as News International plans ratecard rise

News International will hike the Times and Sunday Times s ratecards by 10 and 5 per cent respectively from next month, but media buyers are united in the belief that the increases are unattainable.

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Michel takes job at Cheetham Bell

Katrina Michel, Ogilvy s head of planning, is quitting the London ad scene to work for the Manchester agency, Cheetham Bell.

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