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STOP PRESS

28 Aug 1997 | by JANE BAINBRIDGE

Pepsico is reviewing the dollars 20m (pounds 12.5m) advertising accounts on its leading drinks brands, 7-Up and the orange-flavoured brand Mirinda, handled outside the US by Ogilvy s Mountain Dew in Europe; Goodby-Silverstein and J Walter Thompson.

Gas query after exit

21 Aug 1997 | by HARRIET MARSH

British Gas Services marketing and sales director is to leave the company, casting doubt on its advertising review.

Fresh Goldfish

21 Aug 1997 | by HARRIET MARSH

British Gas is to back its Goldfish credit card with a new TV campaign featuring Billy Connolly. The ads, by TBWA Simons Palmer, will run from September and are expected to feature new redemption partners.

Sony job search stays in house

21 Aug 1997 | by DANNY ROGERS

Sony Computer Entertainment is believed to be looking internally for a new head of marketing for its PlayStation computer games console, with an announcement expected in a couple of weeks.

PRESENTATIONS: Presenting the future - Multimedia presentations can sharpen up your business image as well as save money and effort. Clive Couldwell writes

21 Aug 1997 | by CLIVE COULDWELL

Business presentations are no longer a mad scramble around the desk trying to find that set of 35mm slides. They ve grown up. They are now about meeting business objectives via multimedia.

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

15 Aug 1997 | by EMMA HALL

Jon Kinsey, the marketing director of Camelot, is to leave the National Lottery operator to become marketing and strategy director for British Gas Trading, the domestic, commercial supply arm of Centrica. Kinsey s departure comes just two weeks after Camelot lost its communications director, David Rigg,...

GLOBAL BRIEF: Apple investment turns sour - Will Steve Jobs and Chiat Day be able to appease the faithful?

15 Aug 1997 | by RICHARD COOK

After Chiat Day made its 1984 commercial for Apple Computer, which was just about the only piece of computer advertising anyone remembers, Apple got rid of both the man who had commissioned the work and the agency that had created it.

STOP PRESS

14 Aug 1997 | by JANE BAINBRIDGE

Geoff Glendenning, head of marketing for Sony Computer Entertainment and its computer games console PlayStation, is leaving. He has not yet been replaced but the company said marketing plans for the rest of the year would not be affected. He has been a member of the marketing team since the launch of...

British Gas needs a gambling expert

14 Aug 1997 | by JULIAN LEE

British Gas might consider itself fortunate to have snapped up a marketer with experience of running a brand like Camelot.

Media: Net partners named

14 Aug 1997 | by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD

Microsoft has announced the ten media, lifestyle and entertainment companies that will help link the desktop PC with the Internet via its Internet Explorer browser. Users will be able to access services provided by the BBC, BSkyB, Financial Times, New Scientist, Virgin Net, and Vogue.

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