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TV producer, DLKW Lowe Tarrant, 29, has always enjoyed being a performer as a child, she admits that she and her twin sister always put on impromptu shows. After university, she realised that advertising would allow her to pursue a career and she cut her teeth at M C Saatchi as an assistant before...
Account director, Adam Eve/DDB Since joining Adam Eve/DDB in 2010, 29-year-old White has made a marked impression. His work on the Foster s account has been particularly impressive and the agency claims that it has helped return the brand to the number-one standard lager position in the UK (as...
Kaper was called in to promote Time Out's shift to a free magazine after 44 years.
Microsoft asked 3 Monkeys Communications to devise a fully integrated campaign that would position Internet Explorer 9 as an innovative must-have browser.
GoThinkBig gets even bigger Channel 4, Spotify and Chime Communications will add to a range of work experience and skills development opportunities for young people after signing to O2 and Bauer Media s social initiative, GoThinkBig. Launched towards the end of last year, GoThinkBig is designed to...
Amy King sees tablets changing the print world, with more digital titles, new opportunities for agencies and research improving the trading process.
Jeremy Lee finds The Sun s "Big Smile Giveaway" spot by Grey London creepy: "There s something very peculiar about this ad that sends a shiver down my spine. The poor child actor, dressed in bizarre 80s-style clothing, is afflicted with an undecipherable voice but is forced to deliver lines that no...
Galmour's Celebrity News app lifts the lid on Hollywood and Flipboard is running brand campaigns.
The commuter's newspaper has won the print category for punching well above its weight in its 13th year.
Clarence House responded to the publication of photographs of the Duchess of Cambridge sunbathing topless with a strongly worded statement calling the invasion of privacy 'grotesque', 'totally unjustifiable' and likening it to the press' treatment of Princess Diana.
