Close-Up: Live issue - How adland can do good - and reap the rewards
05 Dec 2008 | by Ryan Fisher
TIE offers comms professionals the chance to develop emerging markets and, in turn, their leadership skills.
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Leaderless and haemorrhaging clients and staff, Lowe London is in desperate need of a change of fortunes, John Tylee says.
TIE offers comms professionals the chance to develop emerging markets and, in turn, their leadership skills.
Adaptability can ensure the downturn doesn't have to mean gloom for agencies.
Name: John McLoughlin Job: Managing director, Media Contacts Professional mission: Get the best out of those around me Personal mantra: Do unto others as you would have done to yourself 5.45am With metronomic precision, woken by daughter, Issy. 6.00am Say goodbye to Issy, fail to wake her...
Shares in Aegis leapt by 20 per cent last Thursday on news of the departure of its chief executive, Robert Lerwill, prompting one Aegis shareholder to comment over drinks: "It's the best day's work he's done for two years."
Is sponsorship too 'long term' for the current climate, Alasdair Reid asks.
"He is a responsible broadcaster and he can take direction. He's hugely contrite about what happened. He knows that he crossed the line." - Jay Hunt, the controller of BBC1, continues to defend Jonathan Ross
Adrian Sayliss, the VivaKi UK chairman, appears to have the skills and experience - if not yet the reputation.
This year may have seen a rebrand, but some of the faces appearing on the channel are all too familiar.
Since this is my last column of the year, I thought I should do one of those look-back-at-the-year pieces columnists love so much. It's an easy way to squeeze a piece out: fire up the Google, review a few old articles and try to find a theme.