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Last week I asked the sales director of a rival tabloid what they thought the secret of the Daily Star's recent sales performance was. Without even pausing for breath they said: 'Telly, totty, footie and tits', writes Dominic Mills .
The ITV Digital saga looks to have been brought to an end today with the news that ITV Digital has sunk, after it failed to renegotiate its contract with the Football League, writes Claire Billings .
In the 70s and 80s they used the term 'brain drain' to describe the steady exodus of British talent to the US. Mostly it was of the academic variety, caused by the woeful underfunding of British universities and research establishments , writes Dominic Mills .
I mean it with no disrespect, but it cannot be easy flogging the regional press to big national advertisers, especially ones with a historic attachment to TV. The words 'knocking', 'head' and 'brick wall' come to mind, writes Dominic Mills .
Any lingering doubts about the determination of Maurice Levy, the Publicis chairman and CEO, to join the elite group of global communications companies will have been banished by his audacious 3bn ( 2.1bn) purchase of B|Com3 , writes John Tylee .
The former Home Secretary Willie Whitelaw once accused Tony Benn of going round the land "stirring up apathy". I know how he felt , writes Dominic Mills .
The former Home Secretary Willie Whitelaw once accused Tony Benn of going round the land stirring up apathy . I know how he felt , writes Dominic Mills .
Advertising is no stranger to bloody boardroom coups and, like many before it, Paul Simons' abrupt exit from Ogilvy UK has descended into scathing personal attacks and lawyers letters, highlighting that all is far from well at one of London's top agencies , writes Jennifer Whitehead .
BP proved again it is one step ahead of other businesses as it revealed it was ending political donations, and it was CGNU's turn to brave the rebranding maelstrom, writes Jennifer Whitehead in this week's Brand Watch.
