THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 best media planners
20 Dec 2002
The 10 best media planners as voted for by Campaign. Winner: Naked
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THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 best print launches and relaunches
20 Dec 2002
The 10 best print launches and relaunches as voted for by Campaign. Winner: Jack
THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 best media buyers
20 Dec 2002
The 10 best media buyers as voted for by Campaign. Winner: Tim McCloskey, OMD
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20 Dec 2002
The 10 best sales teams as voted for by Campaign. Winner: Emap Advertising
Emap loses Yours chief Patrick after 13 years
16 Dec 2002 | by Ian Darby,
LONDON - Neil Patrick, the editor-in-chief of Emap title Yours, described as the media group's 'best-kept secret', is to leave the magazine after 13 years in the role.
TV negotiations set to continue into the new year
12 Dec 2002 | by Jeremy Lee,
LONDON - The traditional autumn dealing season for the following year's TV advertising airtime is running so late this year that several media buyers predict many 2003 TV ad deals may not be signed until January.
Optimedia moves chunk of outdoor spend to Meridian
12 Dec 2002 | by Ian Darby,
LONDON - Zenith Optimedia Group is moving a large chunk of its clients' estimated £15m outdoor spend into the poster specialist Meridian Outdoor.
Media should look to new year with a sense of optimism
12 Dec 2002
As seasonal tokens go, Zenith Optimedia has probably just come up with something better than any of us are likely to find in our stocking this Christmas... signs of recovery in the ad market, writes Claire Beale .
Brown's promotion can bring a new dynamism to IPC
12 Dec 2002
Philippa Brown promises more aggression for IPC's marketing, writes Jeremy Lee .
Telegraph wins BBC Christmas awareness promotion
11 Dec 2002 | by Ian Darby,
LONDON - The BBC has struck a deal with The Telegraph Group to support its free-to-air digital channels.
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