Some skills will always be needed, no matter how much the world changes
23 May 2013 | by Russell Davies
The first agency I worked in, there were no computers. And now there are planning directors who don't remember a working life without iPhones.
Britain's Eurovision dreams have been dashed again. No great surprise that Bonnie Tyler's song came 19th out of 26. That won't have caused a total eclipse of the national heart.
The first agency I worked in, there were no computers. And now there are planning directors who don't remember a working life without iPhones.
I meet my colleague Dan Brooke at Horseferry Road at 9am and then cycle to Newhaven as part of our training for a charity ride to Paris next month.
Peter Bogdanovich tells a story, recently cited in The New Yorker, about receiving a phone call from Cary Grant. The actor chastises his protégé for banging on about his relationship with Cybill Shepherd.
As exercises in cynical media manipulation go, the announcement that Channel 4 had organised a long-term tie-up with Cancer Research UK seemed to be among the most brazen.
Google is in trouble with HM Revenue and Customs and it could get ugly unless the internet giant starts to change the conversation.
If this sentence doesn t grab you, then I m wasting my time. That seems to be the general rule with articles we use the first sentence to determine whether the whole thing s worth reading. I ve been thinking about this recently because I ve been doing training for young planners, trying to explain...
It was a night of mixed emotions at the Nabs Big Bash last week. More than 1,000 people gathered to support the charity's glittering annual fundraiser at Battersea Evolution, in what also formed the focal point of its centenary celebrations. But it was the one person who was not present who remained...
Channel 4 scored an important goal last week by landing the three-year ad sales contract for BT's new sports channels, and it will kick-start an exciting new commercial offering for the broadcaster.
Facebook created something of a stir last week when it unveiled its first UK advisory board, comprising senior brand and agency marketers.