Victorian shopping beats freezing celebs
03 Nov 2010 | by Maisie McCabe
first female winner, with a 15.1% share of the TV watching audience. ...
% of these celeb-influenced individuals are aged under 30 and almost 50% are under 25. A female bias does exist, but it is only slight (56% of this group are female). Geography is also a key factor, with Londoners 41% more ...
first female winner, with a 15.1% share of the TV watching audience. ...
to be female and in the younger age groups. Russell Budden, associate director, Kantar Media ...
they learn courtesy of KFC, which is recruiting female undergraduates to wear KFC Double Down branded sweat
Advertising George Prest is to become executive creative director of DLKW Lowe , the agency formed by the merger of Delaney Lund Knox Warren and Lowe London. Prest is currently ECD of DLKW, but was previously a creative director at Lowe. Steve Boswell , originally from DLKW, and Tom Hudson , from Lowe ...
operations together ahead of DLKW's 28m sale to Lowe's Interpublic parent. ( Campaign ) Publicis has ...
number of female viewers, with the female share of viewing expected to rise from 41% in 2006, to 42 ...
Media. Last year, M S conducted research among its female shoppers, who said it was not treating "all ...
male/female split. It also attracts more under 55s than the traditional TV or radio listener profiles ...
aimed at a female audience. Entitled The Female App Economy', it showed that developers are missing out ... or pay any attention to these women." According to the report, 39% of female smartphone owners over 55 ...
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.