Virgin Money bid hits RKCR/Y&R
05 Dec 2007 | by Jemima Bokaie
on the high street and corporate banking, while Virgin Money had promoted its credit card. CHI & Partners ...
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Media choice: I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here
05 Dec 2007 | by Gemma Newland, Managing director, Stream\
Everybody scream! You must all have wanted to, after watching the sponsorship credits alone.
Media Analysis: Broadcasters serve up festive fare
05 Dec 2007 | by Nicola Clark
owners are facing the prospect of a 'black January' as the credit crunch starts to be felt. Industry ...
Conference Preview: Striking a healthy balance
05 Dec 2007
, and when they need to consume a more everyday type of product. It's the credit-and-debit style approach ...
Abbey accused of making excessive silent calls
04 Dec 2007 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
Ofcom has told Abbey and another company, Complete Credit Management, that it has evidence they both repeatedly exceeded its silent call limit over the period from October 2006 to April 2007. It has given them until January 7 to respond and will then consider what action it will take. It is able ...
Financial brands rein in spend over credit fears
04 Dec 2007 | by Bill Britt
LONDON - The true impact of the credit squeeze has manifested itself in a dramatic decline...Finance firms spend on traditional marketing relating to lending, across mortgages, credit cards and personal loans, has plunged since the squeeze began. Total adspend by banks, building societies and credit ... been a particularly notable fall in investment in direct mail and print for credit card products ...
Broadcasters serve up festive fare
04 Dec 2007 | by Nicola Clark
owners are facing the prospect of a black January as the credit crunch starts to be felt. Industry ...
Why large firms are adopting small company styles
04 Dec 2007 | by Richard Eyre
the current credit squeeze, entrepreneurs have not found start-up cash hard to find. The partnership culture ...
Credit crunch will not hit adspend with 6.7% rise expected
03 Dec 2007 | by Darren Davidson
market will remain insulated from the credit squeeze, according to a forecast by ZenithOptimedia....Ad expenditure will increase next year on the back of the Beijing Olympics, US Presidential elections and the Euro 2008 international football tournament. However, even though the global credit ... for advertising space, they are increasing its supply. Although the housing downturn and credit squeeze ...
RKCR resigns £6m Virgin Money account
03 Dec 2007 | by Nikki Sandison
The agency has avoided any conflict so far with the two clients because Lloyds TSB has focused on the high street, corporate banking and financial services while Virgin Money has mostly promoted its credit card brand. RKCR has held the Virgin Money account for nine years, surviving a review earlier ...
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