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COPENHAGEN - The past fortnight saw global attention focused firmly on Copenhagen, as the Danish capital played host to the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP15).
LONDON - There are only three categories of TV ad: entertaining, useful and bad. Of the three, poor old useful doesn't get much of a look-in while we're raving about the hilarious or ranting about the terrible. Well, beware what you may be overlooking.
It could have been dreamt up at a lavish party attended by super-models and celebrities or at an exclusive resort. Sir Philip Green and Simon Cowell's grand idea to develop an entertainment company, Greenwell, with the scale of Disney, was first revealed in June.
Google is building on its maturity in its own category, search, to launch a series of aggressive brand extensions. These are successfully destabilising the incumbent competition while making the executives in charge of these brands look, in my opinion, like morons.
Congratulations to all the winners of Marketing's Agency of the Year 2009. In the supplement that accompanies this issue, you can read why every winner, and the runners-up, were so commended.
LONDON - Despite the recent closures of free commuter papers London Lite and thelondonpaper, a group of mystery investors has announced plans to enter the fray with The London Weekly next year.
LONDON - LONDON - Richard Warren, joint chief executive at DLKW, reviews the Microsoft TV commercial that ranked seventh in the Adwatch poll for 9 December.
It's panto season and having heard our favourite canine, Churchill the dog, is taking to the stage, we rang the insurance brand to find out how to get tickets
Jill McCall, assistant brand manager, Trident, Cadbury
