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Never too young to plan for retirement

17 Nov 2009 | by David Emin

Q I left university six years ago, and apart from taking one year out to travel, I have been working for the past five years. I believe I have been doing well as I have been given pay rises over the past few years, and my boss has given me additional responsibility. I'm having a great time, enjoying...

Paid-for search can be used to counter adverse publicity

17 Nov 2009 | by Sue Unerman

At a client workshop about great challenger brands, my colleague named the Bugaboo pushchair as his favourite brand.

Business effectiveness is the mantra, not media efficiency

17 Nov 2009 | by Tess Alps

There were many happy media people at last Monday's IPA Effectiveness Awards, and not just Mediaedge:cia, who made history by becoming the first media agency to be crowned Effectiveness Agency of the Year and to win the Grand Prix without having to share it with a creative agency.

Is the RadioCentre damaged by recent member exits?

10 Nov 2009 | by Staff

TalkSport owner UTV and UKRD/TLRC are leaving the RadioCentre following disagreements over policy, such as digital switchover. Where does this leave commercial radio's lobby?

Murdoch tries to do a Sky with his online charging

10 Nov 2009

There must have been some groans at Wapping in May when Rupert Murdoch pronounced that his newspapers would be charging for online content within a year.

If you build it, they won't necessarily come

10 Nov 2009

In the 1989 movie Field of Dreams, the hero converts a cornfield at his farm in Iowa into a baseball field, despite being on the verge of bankruptcy and desperately needing the land to grow food.

What I would do if I were chairman of Channel 4...

10 Nov 2009 | by Richard Eyre

Channel 4 is important. As super-choice permeates the country, it has stayed relevant. Good work has been done to define what it should be - and what it should not be.

Should tattoo rule candidate out?

10 Nov 2009 | by David Emin

Q We are recruiting for a media buyer for one of our teams. The fact that we are able to recruit has come as a bit of a surprise, because our company has had a recruitment freeze in place for the past 12 months. After much moaning to my boss and complaining about my department's massive workload,...

Will an integrated currency revive the regional press?

03 Nov 2009 | by Staff

Locally Connected, the UK's first integrated print and online planning currency, launches on 24 November backed by top regional newspapers. But is it a silver bullet for the regional press?

Professional journalism and public opinion enhance democracy

03 Nov 2009 | by Tess Alps

If you fantasise about giving BNP leader Nick Griffin a slapping after his appearance on BBC1's Question Time, then go to Albion London's website and follow the links from there. More than 60,000 people have already delivered more than 11 million virtual slaps.

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