14 Sep 2004
| by MediaWeek
“Paranoid optimism” was how The Economist chief executive Helen Alexander described industry feelings about the business publishing market back in May. Her cautious suggestion at the Periodical ...
Alexander’s words at the PPA conference in May. Because we’d then seen two quarters of growth we were all ...
23 Aug 2004
| by MediaWeek
and Woman and International Celebrity. The package – negotiated by Leigh Alexander at ITV Sales and Paul ...
and sponsorship of a dedicated microsite. OK! magazine will also host the events party. Leigh Alexander, senior ...
20 Jul 2004
| by MediaWeek
MediaCom Worldwide will now have promotional and corporate material under the banner “People First, Better Results”, following a global market and business analysis of its marketing strategy.
Alexander Schmidt-Vogel, worldwide chief executive, said: “Our feedback from clients and the industry showed ...
13 Jul 2004
| by MediaWeek
, on 12 December, 1901 c) Alexander Graham Bell, on 12 March, 1876 3 How many DAB sets have been sold ...
15 Jun 2004
| by MediaWeek
you a bit ps: I loathe them Sent from my BlackBerry wireless handheld Alexander McKibbin ...
08 Jun 2004
| by MediaWeek
Russia, and Alexander Gordeev, who will be the title’s editor-in-chief. Newsweek is also ...
11 May 2004
| by MediaWeek
. However, perhaps the best description of the mood of magazine moguls came from Helen Alexander, the chief executive of The Economist, who described it as a state of “paranoid optimism”. Alexander told ...
.” Helen Alexander, chief executive of The Economist: “I’d describe it as a state of paranoid optimism.” ...
20 Apr 2004
| by MediaWeek
The new division will use existing databases and segmentation techniques and apply them to media planning and buying tools and channels. Paul Alexander, previously chief ...
at the beginning of the planning process and working out what has motivated that transaction,” said Alexander ...