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TV's loss is rivals' gain

With £39m in HFSS food and drink spend to be taken out of TV, Andy Fry looks at which medium will benefit most.

Brand Health Check: The People

The Trinity Mirror newspaper's decline in readership has been exacerbated by a lack of investment.

Taking retail therapy just one step further

More and more brands are showing the insight to create a stronger relationship with their customers or with potential customers by actually changing the look and feel of the retail space that consumers inhabit into what has been dubbed 'being spaces', writes Nigel Collett, design director at RPA.

Close-Up: Live issue - Media planning swaps sex factor for thex-factor

Consumer collaboration through 'propagation planning' helps to form a new framework for the digital era.

Close-Up: Live issue - Is mobile the new creative challenge?

How can advertisers tap into mobile phone advertising without alienating users, Noel Bussey asks.

Close-Up: 24 hours with ... Rory Sutherland, The Ogilvy Group

Name: Rory Sutherland Job: Vice-chairman, The Ogilvy Group Professional mission: To find anyone or anything that can be useful, funny or sexy Personal mantra: Courtier, court jester, courtesan (everything we do should aim to be at least one of these) 5.15am Nurse my BMW 740i through the pre-dawn...

Keeping it in the family - the way forward in the new mediascape

The subject of who is best placed to develop a brand's strategy has been in the news in the last couple of months -- it's an old argument that bubbles from time to time, writes Simon Bolton, global CEO of branding consulatancy Enterprise IG.

PRIDE AWARDS 2006/07: WALES

From regen projects to the Cardiff Hoteliers' Association, the CIPR recognises top campaigns from Wales.

Feature: Heavenly City for the top consultancies

London proved attractive for overseas firms in 2006, and homegrown activity was rife - to the glee of agencies, says Rob Gray.

Feature: Get in the ring, or make up?

When client and agency fall out, should the latter swallow its pride? Maja Pawinska Sims asks agency chiefs and a relationship expert.


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