MEDIA: FIRST XV: AN EXPERT’S VIEW’
15 Dec 1995 | by MIKE RAYNER
. Excellent interviews (Jonathan Davies: After the game, I still get bladdered, and the dirtiest player ...
. There are far more disturbing things available if you look in alt.sex.winston.fletcher. Russell Davies, Leo Burnett, russell_davies@london.leoburnett.com Regulating the Net is an impossible task ...
. Excellent interviews (Jonathan Davies: After the game, I still get bladdered, and the dirtiest player ...
Channel: BBC2 Prog: The Page Three Story 2 Conversion What will be the conversion from ...
in that direction and things could get worse if the BBC decides that Rajar s integrity has been damaged so badly ... fallen behind the BBC. So I don t believe this will have much effect on revenue. It is true ... . It will take some serious talking involving both sides of the industry - the BBC and the commercial side ...
the Queen s Speech. BBC1 s films are second choice after One Foot in the Grave, attracting 33 per cent ...
-empt buying system). According to Richard Davis, media director of Lowe Howard-Spink s new Swedish ... audience. What Davis calls a renaissance in programming has yet to be matched by TV4, which retains ... the leading daily newspaper, Dagens Nyheter, down to size, Davis notes that instead, TV4 is behaving ...
meeting this Thursday. The BBC is reported to be very unhappy with the figures, and speculation ...
and the advertising environment is not that great, says Richard Davis, media director of Message Media in Sweden ...
director at the BBC which he left to join the sales division at Heinz in 1953 What s his ...
Man and cow alike risked their lives all for the sake of Sony, Jim Davies writes...Man and cow alike risked their lives all for the sake of Sony, Jim Davies writes In a sense, there s no secret to BMP DDB Needham s spectacular armchair commercial for Sony s Super Trinitron wide-screen television. What you see is what you get: a besuited man sitting in a red armchair ...
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