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The language of creativity

It's amazing how changing your language can change the way you think. Words can act to restrict our thinking or enhance it. They can add emotion or take it away. They can mean one thing to one person and something completely different to another, writes Chris Arnold.

Media Forum: Should SMG be broken up now?

Does Scottish Media Group need to sell its assets while it can, Alasdair Reid asks.

Close-Up: Ogilvy looks in-house for an integrated solution

Guy Lambert is determined to give Ogilvy & Mather a 'face' within the industry and revive its creativity, Noel Bussey says.

Close-Up: Live Issue - Should Interpublic sell off its assets?

Improved transparency and a £2bn price are tempting private equity companies, John Tylee says.

Photography: Photography is the new copy

Images, whether natural or manipulated on a computer, have usurped words as the new narrative.

Marketing league table: Design - Design leagues

In an ever-more crowded market, design agencies are being forced to step up their commercial focus.

Media Headliner: Why Kydd is no virgin when it comes to mobile

James Kydd will have his work cut out creating a happy union of the Virgin, ntl and Telewest brands, Alasdair Reid writes.

Thirty years of independent media

The first independent media agencies opened their doors 30 years ago. Since then, their growth has revolutionised the ad business.

Profile: Richard Nichols, group CEO, College Hill Associates

The proudest moment in Richard Nichols's career came when he bumped into football management legend Sir Bobby Robson in the tunnel at St James's Park.

Campaign: Sure entices flag-wavers into the zone

Unilever, the company behind men's deodorant Sure Sport, was not an official sponsor of the World Cup in Germany. However, it did run a series of TV ads themed around the tournament, showing fans watching football matches, with the strap 'Extreme protection that lets you go wild'. To complement this,...

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