25 Nov 2005
Clients are increasingly shunning the big networks in favour of small shops. So too are investors, and a new breed of mini-holding companies is making its mark on the agency landscape. Larissa Bannister looks at some of the pioneers.
03 Jul 2000
| by JEREMY LEE
Quantum New Media Services has poached Dan Clays from New PHD in
response to client demand...Quantum New Media Services has poached Dan Clays from New PHD in
response to client demand for interactive TV campaigns.
Clays, whose job title will be deputy head of interactive TV, will start
work in August on the JMC, Thomas Cook, Domino s Pizza and Cornhill
Insurance accounts.
Clays ...
16 Aug 2006
| by Nicola Clark
The terrorist threat to UK airports has cast doubt on the long-term business model of low
15 Aug 2006
| by by Nicola Clark
LONDON - The terrorist threat to UK airports has cast doubt on the long-term business model of low
12 Mar 2009
| by Nadia Ghani
CEO Michael Moszynski and creative director Alan Jarvie are aiming to pioneer a transparent global business model and claim their services are 50% cheaper than any other network agency. In his previous role at M C Saatchi, Moszynski was CEO of Hong Kong, the Middle East and IS, the agency's integrated ...
15 Jan 2008
| by Jemima Bokaie
The brand, named after the EU-US agreement that makes its service possible, will launch with one Boeing 757 flying from Brussels and Paris to New York. BA originally said the subsidiary would be a two-class airline targeting business-class passengers, but has since changed its offering to a three-cabin model ...
21 Dec 2005
It was the year London took gold, a frog drove adults crazy and Freddie replaced Becks. Here
28 Jul 2010
| by Sarah Johnson
Mobile phone apps are at the centre of manufacturers' marketing campaigns as models aim to compete...and Sony Ericsson smartphone models.
Meanwhile, landline provider Talk Talk claims to have "the UK ...
18 Oct 2006
| by by Robert Gray
Mid-market players are going on the offensive in response to the price-driven budget hotel model....The no-frills business model implemented so successfully by airlines
Ryanair and easyJet has been replicated in other sectors with mixed
results. But there are few in which it has had as profound an impact as
the hotel sector. Travelodge, which was recently acquired by Dubai International Capital,
has been ...
30 Mar 2010
| by Sara Kimberley
LONDON - BA's social-media response to industrial action offers a model for other brands.