The Demographic Shift - 12
16 Dec 2002
The demographic shift makes people do strange things. However, by and away the weirdest of these is moving to bizarre and desolate parts of the country, writes Gordon MacMillan .
Originally published in 'Cool BrandLeaders', August 2002. The book reviews the UK's strongest cool brands as judged by the independent Brand Council Judges.
The demographic shift makes people do strange things. However, by and away the weirdest of these is moving to bizarre and desolate parts of the country, writes Gordon MacMillan .
Philippa Brown promises more aggression for IPC's marketing, writes Jeremy Lee .
Generation X is depressed. I've been reading about it and apparently it is much worse for women, according to the research. This explains quite a lot, writes Gordon MacMillan .
Originally published in 'Cool BrandLeaders' August 2002. The book reviews the UK's strongest cool brands as judged by the independent Brand Council Judges.
George Michaelides thinks greater financial restraint benefits his company, writes Glen Mutel .
The world of compilation albums is a complicated one. Ever since I mentioned this topic as a sure sign that you were on the way out of the 18-34 demographic, it has sparked a storm of controversy existential in its nature, writes Gordon MacMillan .
Peter Phippen thinks investment and expansion can restore growth to BBC, writes Ian Darby .
Here's a fact. I'm collecting them. Although not struck by a desire to yomp across Welsh mountains in camouflage with a broken SA80, this is an activity not open to those outside of the 18- to 34-year-old demographic. I learnt this in France, where it is wet, writes Gordon MacMillan .
Capital Radio chief executive David Mansfield is looking forward to buying up more stations, writes Glen Mutel .