The power brokers: Michael Roth
26 Jul 2011 | by Jeremy King
What keeps Michael Roth, the chief executive and president of IPG, awake at night? Jeremy King quizzes the IPG boss on the key trends in five big areas.
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The power brokers: David Jones
27 Jul 2011 | by Danny Rogers
What keeps David Jones awake at night? Danny Rogers questions the chief executive of Havas on the key trends in five big areas.
The power brokers: Maurice Lévy
25 Jul 2011 | by Noelle McElhatton
What keeps Maurice Lévy, the chairman and chief executive of Publicis Groupe, awake at night? Noelle McElhatton speaks to Lévy about the key trends in five big areas.
The power brokers: John Wren
22 Jul 2011 | by Ian Darby
What keeps John Wren awake at night? The chief executive of Omnicom speaks to Campaign's Ian Darby about the key trends in five big areas.
The power brokers: Martin Sorrell
21 Jul 2011 | by Arif Durrani
In the first of a series of in-depth interviews with the bosses of the of the "big five" global marcoms groups, Arif Durrani asks what keeps Sir Martin Sorrell, the founder and chief executive of WPP, awake at night? The key trends in five big areas...
An ace week for Varley
21 Jul 2011
Charlie Varley, the managing partner at Carat in Manchester (formerly MediaVest), could be excused for feeling a bit smug.
Alex Altman on the challenges facing media agencies
06 Jun 2011 | by Mark Banham
Alex Altman tells Media week how Initiative aims to recruit and retain the best talent while also keeping up with the vast change within the industry.
Trading forecast for 2011: 'slow and steady' wins the adspend race
02 Feb 2011 | by Caroline Parry
Will VAT and interest rates scupper the industry's recovery in 2011? Media Week presents a sector-by-sector trading forecast for the year ahead
Media Week's salary survey 2011: are you being paid enough?
17 Jan 2011 | by Alex Michaels
After a slow start to 2010, pay and recruitment freezes were lifted and salaries started to increase, particularly in digital and among media owner staff with one to five years' experience. Media recruitment firm Sylex analyses industry remuneration trends over the last two years
Why clients' credit ratings are a 'lucky dip'
13 Jan 2011 | by Bobby Lane
Media buyers, beware: relying solely on credit insurers' ratings for clients when taking on new business is a dangerous tactic, as revealed in research from accountancy firm Shelley Stock Hutter
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