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Campaign Hall of Fame: Chairman’s comment

The criteria hinged around the interpretation of the word best .

AFVPA chief Garnett resigns as auditors scrutinise finances

Cecilia Garnett, the chief executive of the Advertising Film and Video Producers Association, has resigned abruptly after financial irregularities came to light in the body s 1999 draft accounts.

Ad bodies have say on Carlton/United merger

The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising and the Incorporated Society of British Advertisers met with Carlton and United News planned merger.

O&M unveils Christmas campaign for the Samaritans

The Samaritans is launching a TV and print advertising campaign developed by Ogilvy & Mather to coincide with the party season.

CLOSE-UP: LIVE ISSUE/1999 REVIEW - The year that adland took digital media seriously. Key industry figures talk to Campaign about what they felt were 1999’s hot issues

All the talk has turned to action this year as new media has made a tangible impact across the entire advertising industry. And it s not just the net-heads who are tangled up in the worldwide web - industry figures across the board are wrestling with the relevance of the wired world.

MEDIA FORUM: How digital changed the media landscape in 1999. With all this merger mania around, one or two people in the media business could be in for an extremely brief Christmas break. Along with all things digital, consolidation loomed large in the i

There was a digital angle to almost everything in media over the course of 1999 - the year which will be remembered for the fact that Emma Thompson provisionally named her new baby, jane.com. It had to happen - and Emma has to be congratulated for stealing such a prominent place at the leading edge...

MEDIA HEADLINER: Scheduling taskmaster aims to outfox the large TV stations. David Bergg is keeping his plans for Sky One’s future secret

Though it would be rude to compare Sky One s new general manager, David Bergg, to a horse, his departure from his last half-dozen or so jobs has left a series of stable doors swinging on their hinges.

MEDIA: FOR THE RECORD

Reed Elsevier has announced plans to reorganise into three global divisions and to plough an extra pounds 150 million to pounds 200 million in to developing and marketing internet services next year. Unveiling the plans, Crispin Davis (pictured), Reed s new chief executive, said the company was facing...

MEDIA SPOTLIGHT ON: CABLE TV - Telewest and Flextech line up for vertical integration game. A merger made in heaven or a mis-match? Alasdair Reid ponders the alliance

A confusing business, this cable lark. Doubly confusing in that what happens in the UK is often merely the faint aftershock of decisions taken in a far bigger global game. Business models are replaced with such regularity that you re never very far away from inheriting the one you first thought of.

CAMPAIGN INTERNATIONAL: MEDIUM OF THE MONTH - Quite frankly, Access Hollywood is what publicists’ wet dreams are made of, Felix Salmon says

The world of the soft-centred broadcast celebrity profile has finally arrived in the UK with OK!TV. The concept is not completely new in this country - children s music shows have been showing fluffy interviews with pop groups for years. But it s in America that the art of generating TV shows out of...

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