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Shell appears to be pursuing a two-fold strategy. Business-to-business and business-to-antagonist. On the first front, it s the usual no-brainer content that typifies large multinationals. Dull, unimaginative and lacking in personality. But the second front, or sensitive issues as the site calls it,...
United News and Media, owner of Express Newspapers and the Anglia and Meridian ITV franchises, has joined a Canadian-based consortium, Digital Television Network, to bid for the three remaining UK digital terrestrial television multiplexes. The Digital Television Network already includes Cabletel and...
Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe has produced a series of promotional films for the BBC s biggest public information campaign. Computers Don t Bite, which is aimed at encouraging more adults to learn how to use computers, targets people who are baffled by them and computer-phobes.
Ogilvy and Mather has cre-ated a computer-animated campaign for the Solpadeine painkiller which launches on national television next week.
IBM, the computer giant, launches the next phase of its solutions for a small planet campaign this week with advertising that demonstrates how the Internet can solve business problems.
Jane Ennis, the former editor of Here!, has taken over as the editor of IPC s Now magazine. IPC acquired Here! from Gruner and Jahr last month and will merge the two titles next week. Ennis succeeds the Now launch editor, David Durman, who remains editor-in-chief of Woman, Woman s Own and Now.
Rocket has announced a pounds 1.5 million clutch of wins and instigated a shake-up after the departure of its managing director, Alan Brydon.
Olivetti has switched the majority of its pounds 8 million pan-European media spend out of CIA Medianetwork and into the SMI Group as the personal computers company seeks to reposition itself after coming under new ownership.
A bored dog owner and his equally bored pet are being used to spearhead Shell s TV advertising attack on the increasingly crowded loyalty card market.
AKQA, the new-media agency, is to open an online media planning and buying department.
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