Top Performers of 2004: Digital Agency of the Year - Dare
10 Dec 2004
Winning the £5 million Wanadoo account capped a fine year for Dare, while new effectiveness tracking helped it enhance its creative product.
Search results
Search filters:
By Date
-
2004
By Publication
- Campaign
By Article Type
- Features
Click 
to remove filters
Add Search Filters:
By Date
By Discipline
- Digital marketing (3)
- Marketing (37)
- Media (38)
By Sector
- Financial Services (1)
- FMCG (1)
- Food & Drink (3)
- Government / Non-Profit (1)
- Media / Entertainment (12)
Media Headliner: Competitive but engaging: the new man at VBS
10 Dec 2004
The innovative, laddish, short-tempered Nick Bampton has the experience to fill his predecessor's shoes, Jeremy Lee writes .
Media Headliner: Robert Ray's youthful image belies experience
03 Dec 2004
The Newspaper Society's new marketing director has the energy to push regional papers forward, Alasdair Reid writes.
Media Headliner: Chameleon Taylor to transform Disney's Jetix
26 Nov 2004
Alasdair Reid assesses the adaptable new chief executive overseeing the former Fox Kids Europe's rebadging as Jetix.
Media Headliner: Tenacious Taylor plots strategic format switch
19 Nov 2004
Guardian Newspapers' new commercial director tells Ian Darby why a long-term approach to downsizing will pay off.
Honey, I killed the icon
05 Nov 2004
It takes a brave marketer to scrap a beloved brand icon. Larissa Bannister talks to clients and their agencies about the challenge of moving on.
Networker: David Bell - Judgement Day
29 Oct 2004
Three years ago Interpublic was the largest advertising group in the world. It has since lost confidence, profits and its way. But its upbeat chief still has a dream, writes Caroline Marshall .
The Coca-Cola Challenge
22 Oct 2004
Coke's ad strategy has fluctuated between global and local for years. Jane Bainbridge asks if the new call for an iconic ad message will bring some consistency to the brand.
Manning hopes trio's blend of skills will re-energise MG OMD
22 Oct 2004
MG OMD needs to regain the ground it has lost to the big buying shops, writes Ian Darby .
Morrison set to lead ACP into weekly battle on newsstands
08 Oct 2004
The former journalist says partnership is key to the UK market, Emma Barns writes .
Additional Information
Latest jobs Jobs web feed
-
Account Director
SAHARA Communications
£3,000-4,000 per month Tax Free with accommodation included., Dubai- International -
PR and Media Officer - Fundraising (maternity cover)
Macmillan Cancer Support
£26,100 - £29,000 pro-rated for 18 hours per week (Mon- Wed), London -
Senior PR Consultant
TTA Public Relations, Chime plc
Up to £38,000 per annum DOE, Central London (WC1) -
PR Manager - Brilliant consumer brand in lifestyle + leisure
Foundry, The
c £40,000, London -
Internal Communications Consultant - global healthcare company
The Works
£28000 - £35000 + benefits, London
Most read
- NHS leaders and chief executives encouraged to communicate online
- Google 'on front foot' with Eric Schmidt column on tax issue
- In-house and agency heads review unpaid intern policies following campaign
- Virgin Galactic in talks with PR agencies to promote spaceflights
- Qatar Airways launches agency review
- Exposure's Simon Shaw launches Good Relations' content arm
