Mellors rues missed start-up chance
18 Dec 1998 | by JOHN TYLEE
Tim Mellors, Grey s newly appointed creative chief, has spoken publicly of his frustration at the failure of the agency bearing his name to break into the big league.
The National Magazine Company has split with its masthead TV programming partner, Granada, following the latter s decision not to use NatMags programmes on the ITV network. NatMags will cease broadcasting its Zest and Good Housekeeping shows on Granada s satellite venture, GSkyB, and, said Terry Mansfield,...
Tim Mellors, Grey s newly appointed creative chief, has spoken publicly of his frustration at the failure of the agency bearing his name to break into the big league.
Bulgaria s winemakers, long regarded as plonk producers by UK drinkers, have appointed M&C Saatchi to give them an image makeover.
Emap has realised its ambition to gain a major foothold in the US with the acquisition of the specialist US publisher, Petersen Companies, for #720 million.
Cadbury Schweppes has handed the #3 million creative account for its soft drink, Oasis, to TBWA GGT Simons Palmer after a four-way pitch.
The Abbott Mead Vickers group has ended 13 years as a public company with its absorption into the Omnicom empire in a #346 million deal.
True North and Publicis are on the brink of ending their ill-starred marriage amid more accusation and counter-accusation from the warring parties.
The mysterious Easter Island statues are the centrepiece of a commercial to whip up public enthusiasm for the millennium celebrations.
MindShare has succeeded in recouping the Ford European media planning task after several months of confusion over which media agency was handling the business.
Griffin Bacal has appointed the former Lowe Howard-Spink creative group head, John Silver, as executive creative director.