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Brown's promotion can bring a new dynamism to IPC

12 Dec 2002

Philippa Brown promises more aggression for IPC's marketing, writes Jeremy Lee .

BBC's favourite son returns to reinvigorate magazines

28 Nov 2002

Peter Phippen thinks investment and expansion can restore growth to BBC, writes Ian Darby .

Mansfield sees a rosy future for radio by refusing to panic

21 Nov 2002

Capital Radio chief executive David Mansfield is looking forward to buying up more stations, writes Glen Mutel .

The X Factor

08 Nov 2002

It would seem like a curious time to be launching a monthly rock magazine but, then again, these are curious days, writes Michael Byrne .

UK, don't do it

27 Aug 2002

WASHINGTON DC - The UK media market is about to be opened up and American former media executive Kevin Starace warns of the dangers of the America media monster.

The Screen test - Campaign Screen's international ad picks 17-6-2002

17 Jun 2002

In this week's International Pick, Campaign Screen editor Lisa Campbell looks at ads from Adidas, Sneak, Eurostar, Rogaine and Pilsner Urquell.

Superbrands case studies: BBC

31 May 2002

Originally published in 'Consumer Superbrands Volume IV', May 2001. The book reviews the UK's strongest consumer brands as judged by the independent Superbrands Council.

The Screen test - Campaign Screen's international ad picks 25-3-2002

25 Mar 2002

In this week's International Pick, Campaign Screen editor Lisa Campbell looks at ads from Flytoget, Welsh Tourist Board, Revels and Humo.

Digital publishers hold a firm line as Drayton takes on BBC

24 Jan 2002

The British Internet Publishers Alliance's new chairman is not going to allow the BBC any rest, writes Alasdair Reid .

Three sheets to the West Wing - The Lowbrow Lowdown

02 Jan 2002

Is anybody else getting sick of the product placement debate? The phrase "the greying line between entertainment and advertising" has become as tired and cliched as U2. But this time, there just might be something lying between those grey lines, writes Kaye Kaye .

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