Thinking outside the Christmas box
15 Dec 2006
Think outside the Christmas box - there is too much cynical money grabbing from brands and not enough brand building in the season of good will, says Justin Foxton of CommentUK.
Four weeks after the launch of the new-look Times, Neville Brody, founder of Research Studios, explains why it is vital for publishers to get the look right when they move into a new compact format.
Think outside the Christmas box - there is too much cynical money grabbing from brands and not enough brand building in the season of good will, says Justin Foxton of CommentUK.
A year trumpeting convergence, concept and consumer has been a revealing one for all industry sectors, John Tylee writes.
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