Creativity is still an agency's mostvaluable asset
28 Jul 2006 | by by Claire Beale
It used to be the management consultants who got adland's paranoia pumping, convinced that the men in suits were after their livelihood.
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Wind of change will soon blow through CharlesAllen's ITV
28 Jul 2006 | by by Ian Darby
ITV looks to be on the brink of change. Its share price has been hovering below 100p - not a good thing, given that in March its chief executive, Charles Allen, and his board rejected a bid of 130p from a Greg Dyke-led consortium as not in the interests of shareholders.
Rumours of death of comms planning are greatlyexaggerated
21 Jul 2006 | by Ian Darby
Are the wheels falling off at Naked Communications? Critics will once again say so following this week's news that Honda, a client it has had for four years, has decided to end the relationship.
Newsmaker - Woodford brings steadying hand to DDB London
21 Jul 2006 | by by Emma Barns
Does the 'safe' choice of new chief mark DDB London's transition from London icon to network outpost?
Perspective - Roth must adopt new values to hold IPGtogether
21 Jul 2006 | by Claire Beale
When you hire a new chief executive, your best hopes are that they will grow profits and increase shareholder value. Your worst hopes are the status quo.
Media analysis: All change at the Financial Times
20 Jul 2006 | by Alex Black
As the Financial Times prepares to axe one in ten of its journalists, Alex Black asks PR professionals whether the hallowed pink 'un can retain its lustre
News analysis: Can Liverpool rediscover 2008 buzz?
20 Jul 2006 | by Sarah Robertson
Sarah Robertson seeks local media views on the challenge now facing the 'Capital of Culture's comms team.
News Analysis: Sat-nav brands strive to stand out
20 Jul 2006 | by Robyn Lewis
Sales of sat-nav devices are taking off and brands increasingly need help to differentiate. Robyn Lewis asks what role PR can play as Brits shun traditional print maps in favour of hi-tech kit to get them from A to B
Raymond Snoddy on media: Slowing decline is reason to celebrate
19 Jul 2006
It's a tough time for optimists at the moment, as media pessimists have a field day. Everywhere one looks there are collapsing share prices and advertising revenues.
Media Analysis: Click fraud rears its head
19 Jul 2006 | by Deborah Bonello
Bogus clicks are costing US advertisers millions - and have the potential to do the same here.
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