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Clemmow Hornby Inge nets £3m Loyd Grossman task

Clemmow Hornby Inge has won a place on the Premier International Foods roster after landing the 3 million account for the Loyd Grossman range of cooking sauces. The agency, which picked up the business without a pitch, becomes the third shop on the Premier roster alongside Fallon and Delaney...

HOTLINE: The FA is seeing pitches from direct marketing agencies

The Football Association is seeing pitches from several direct marketing agencies. They are competing for a brief to build relationships with football fans ahead of next year's World Cup.

Lowe picks up Aerial for Weetabix ad

Lowe Lintas has won the December Aerial Award for a radio campaign for Weetabix. The Lowe creative team Sarah Naughton and Alistair Ross beat M&C Saatchi to win the monthly award, run by the Radio Advertising Bureau and supported by Campaign. The Weetabix spot, "balloon eel", is...

M&C Saatchi TV ad to tackle football racism

The campaign to drive out racism in football is moving to TV for the first time. M&C Saatchi has produced a commercial which will carry the "Kick it out" message beyond its usual media of poster sites near football grounds and ads in match programmes to a wider audience. It comes...

REVIEW: Mark Thompson tipped to become new chief executive of Channel 4

Mark Thompson, the director of television at the BBC, has been tipped to become the new chief executive of Channel 4. The board of the fourth terrestrial broadcaster met this week to discuss the final candidates to succeed Michael Jackson, the former chief executive. - Financial Times.

REVIEW: The Oxo family is set to return to the TV screen

The Oxo family is set to return to the TV screen due to popular demand. The long-running campaign started in the 60s but was dropped by Unilever two years ago. Campbell's, which now owns the brand, has decided to bring back the campaign with new faces. - The Mirror.

Fallon's TV ads target anti-Skoda prejudice

Fallon has unveiled the next phase of its Skoda campaign following on from its "It's a Skoda. Honest" work. The national TV ads focus on the idea of actually owning a Skoda in order to confront people's continued discomfort with the brand. It is part of a continued integrated marketing...

MEDIA FORUM: ITV has weathered the storm but can it still float? Alasdair Reid reports on the latest twists and turns in the fortunes of ITV. Are the network's bosses being a little too optimistic, too soon?

Hardened veterans within the ITV hierarchy were pretty pleased with themselves last week - and they showed it by coming out with all sorts of nautically inspired metaphors. Strange, this, for such a down-to-earth, not to say grounded operation. But the message seemed to be that the ITV flotilla,...

MEDIA: EMAP'S MUSIC TV - AN EXPERT'S VIEW. Jon Wilkins investigates Emap Performance's Telewest deal to carry all its music channels

Emap's burgeoning music channel network continues its move across the multichannel UK with the announcement of its coverage on Telewest to add to its Sky Digital coverage. Viacom now has a serious competitor within the multichannel music world. But what does it really mean for Joe Public and...

MEDIA CHOICE: Ian Darby, Campaign's acting media editor, picks the Cats & Dogs cover wraps in The Beano and The Dandy

"The launch of Cats & Dogs on video is the occasion for some Christmas canine versus feline fun. For the first time ever, The Dandy and The Beano have been cover-wrapped. The Beano has the 'dogs rule' cover, to fit with Dennis and Gnasher, and The Dandy has 'cats rule'. A great way to reach...

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