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Should sponsors be concerned by cheating in sport?

29 Sep 2009

From athletes using performance-enhancing drugs to rugby's 'Bloodgate' and the Renault Formula One team's penalty for deliberately crashing, sport cheats may taint sponsor brands' reputations

Editor's comment: Time to act on CO2 facts

29 Sep 2009 | by Richard Abbott

If 2007 was the year that green emerged as the colour that reflected the national agenda, then the past two years have been decidedly black.

Armstrong faces tough challenge to revitalise AOL

29 Sep 2009 | by Steve Barrett

AOL's $350bn merger with Time Warner in 2000 was a defining moment of the dotcom boom. The image of Steve Case, chief executive of America Online, embracing the chairman and chief executive of Time Warner, Gerald Levin, hit the news headlines of every TV bulletin in the Western world.

Top 10 bloopers to avoid in interviews

29 Sep 2009 | by David Emin

Q I worked for a media buying company for 12 years, having joined straight after leaving college. However, due to the economic downturn, I was made redundant just over two months ago. I received quite a good pay-off, which enabled me to spend two months travelling.

Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Travel problems

29 Sep 2009 | by Andrew Walmsley

Consumers buying holidays are visiting more travel websites, reflecting how few meet all their needs.

Mark Ritson on Branding: bollocks to Twitter and bollocks to it being worth one billion dollars

29 Sep 2009 | by Mark Ritson

The latest round of investment in Twitter is redolent of the period leading up to the dotcom bust.

New partnerships are triumphing over adversarial approach

29 Sep 2009 | by Sue Unerman

Increasingly, there seems to be a split between media owners who are locked into the traditional trading-based, adversarial relationships with agencies and clients, and those who are open to a partnership-based approach.

New partnerships are triumphing over adversarial approach

29 Sep 2009 | by Sue Unerman

Increasingly, there seems to be a split between media owners who are locked into the traditional trading-based, adversarial relationships with agencies and clients, and those who are open to a partnership-based approach.

Amanda Andrews on Media: the BBC's arrogance of pitting 'Strictly Come Dancing' against 'The X Factor'

29 Sep 2009 | by Amanda Andrews

The BBC's scheduling of Strictly Come Dancing will increase the pressure on a beleaguered ITV.

Follow these five easy rules to build brand communication

29 Sep 2009 | by Richard Eyre

There's an old saying that goes: "If you can't measure it, you can't manage it." And only a fool would do something that can't be managed, right?

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