Extended credits short on appeal
07 Dec 2005 | by Nicola Clark
Now that TV sponsorship idents can run longer, will brands be prepared to pay extra for the privilege?
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Football scores own goal
07 Dec 2005
Rising costs have taken the shine off football sponsorship, just as the FA raises its tie-in prices. Richard Gillis reports.
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