Sands and Standard eye glory in Olympics year
London is in celebratory mood, but can Sarah Sands keep the good times rolling at the Standard? Alasdair Reid reports.
London is in celebratory mood, but can Sarah Sands keep the good times rolling at the Standard? Alasdair Reid reports.
He loves magazines but the boss of Hearst International, Duncan Edwards, says content is the real king, Nick Batten writes.
Its new managing director wants people to be as enthusiastic about the agency as he is about media, Katherine Levy writes.
For Roy Jeans, it's all about the power of relationships, as the rebadging of IPM as Rapport reveals. Maisie McCabe reports.
The agency once known as MCHI has signalled its ambition by joining the News International roster, Alasdair Reid writes.
Martin Plant's appointment fills a vacancy created by Ed Chalmers' move to Channel 4.
The agency now has a creative director and its own research company as it bids to stand out from the crowd.
Matt Shreeve has arrived at the embattled newspaper publisher to transform the way press is traded, Alasdair Reid writes.
The London media agency has a new management team, and now a new global boss in Jim Hytner, Maisie McCabe says.
The Marie Claire publisher has returned to IPC to bring the good times back to the women's title, Katherine Levy discovers.
Mindshare Worldwide's new chief executive intends to focus on people as the drivers of the business, Katherine Levy writes.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.