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Changes ahead for modern CEOs

Charles Handy, the management guru, once said that in business, leadership is about creating a vision that gives a point to the work of others - which seemed a pretty shrewd analysis of what it is and why it is so rare.

Mosley ruling is good news for PR

Max Mosley looked like a dead man walking after the News of the World vividly laid bare his bizarre private life. The fact that he was no more than a sick man with enough bounce left in his step to have his private fetishes replayed in a courtroom has profound implications for all of us.

Adwatch Review: T-Mobile

LONDON - Malcolm Duffy, executive creative director of MCBD, reviews the T-Mobile TV commercial 'Priceless Roman vase', which had the second highest recall with the public in the weekly Adwatch ranking for 30 July.

Tackling obesity with direct mail

The government is planning to launch a £75m marketing drive in a bid to tackle the growing problem of obesity in the UK, writes James McGruer, head of government marketing at Royal Mail.

Is DJ brand endorsement damaging commercial radio?

The use of commercial radio presenters to endorse campaigns is on the rise. It's a useful new revenue stream for broadcasters, but does it harm commercial radio's editorial integrity?

TouchPoints2's value is all about understanding the consumer

Anyone with half an interest in how media fits into people's lives will have been excited at the recent launch of TouchPoints2.

Make the most of the gloom and slap on a happy face

The papers, magazines and trade websites are full of gloom. The latest Bellwether Report says we're facing the most dramatic decline in marketing budgets since 9/11 back in 2001.

Murdoch Jnr's faith is an example to the perfidious press

My final Media Week column I devote to the future of the industry that employs me, the press. Perplexingly, in my view, it is a (print) future that too many publishers have written off, prematurely, in the rush to go digital.

Media's rising stars bode well for sector's future

It was an absolute pleasure to be one of the judges in Media Week's 30 under 30 competition this year and helped restore faith in media's future amid the current fashion for doom and gloom-mongering.

Affairs of the heart don't mix with work

Q: I have become very attracted to a colleague of mine. We have recently been spending a lot of time together and always seem to end up with each other at lunchtimes or whenever there is a company function.

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