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Pro-European lobby group set to launch anti-Euro campaign

30 Jul 1999 | by JULIAN LEE

New Europe, a pro-European organisation that opposes the single currency, is looking for an agency to run a major advertising campaign.

HFC seeks shop to launch upmarket credit card

30 Jul 1999 | by KAREN YATES

HFC, the US banking group behind Goldfish, is holding a secret creative and media pitch for a credit card due to be launched this autumn.

Agencies line up to contest launch task for Sony credit card

30 Jul 1999 | by JOHN TYLEE

Sony, the entertainment and electronics giant, is joining with the Bank of Scotland to launch a credit card and is lining up agencies to compete for a pounds 5 million assignment to introduce it.

Byers drops wealth warnings in mortgage advertising

30 Jul 1999 | by ELEANOR TRICKETT

The radio industry has welcomed the news that Stephen Byers, the secretary of state for trade and industry, has abolished the wealth warnings in mortgage advertising.

REVIEW: Marketing and advertising news in the week’s press

30 Jul 1999 | by JOHN TYLEE

Cable s consumer brand, which was launched through Rapier two years ago at a cost of pounds 50 million, is set to disappear following its acquisition by the cable company, NTL. Alison Smith, director of communications at NTL, has said that it would be logical for all advertising to move to NTL s agency,...

PRIVATE VIEW

30 Jul 1999 | by PATRICK COLLISTER, the executive creati

There was a time when creative people always asked, as they were being briefed: Is there a USP? Does our product have something the others don t? Those days seem to have gone, but with their passing comes my chance to make a million. Recycling ads. If a client hasn t got anything special to say about...

STOP PRESS

29 Jul 1999 | by IAN DARBY

Barclays has named Bank of Montreal chairman Matthew Barrett as chief executive, ending the uncertainty of a nine-month period in which Barclays has seen two CEOs leave. Barrett, who will be paid as much as pounds 5.85m in his first year, will join Barclays in October.

Briefs

29 Jul 1999 | by IAN DARBY

Some of the UK s leading broadcasters came together last week to oppose the idea of an additional digital charge on top of the television licence fee for viewers with multi-channel TV. The alliance, which included Granada Media, Carlton, United Broadcasting and Entertainment, BSkyB, ONdigital, Cable...

Radio hopes for boost as wealth warnings to end

29 Jul 1999 | by ALEXANDRA JARDINE

Financial services firms are expected to increase their radio adspend after the government s decision to scrap so-called wealth warnings at the end of mortgage ads.

MEDIA: Briefs

29 Jul 1999 | by IAN DARBY

Vivendi, the French communications and utilities group, has increased its stake in BSkyB to almost 25.5%. Vivendi bought an 8% share from Granada Group and Pearson for pounds 825m. Vivendi also increased its stake in Canal Plus to 49% from 34% by buying the share held by Richemont, the Swiss-based tobacco...

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