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LONDON - Alec Gerster, Initiative's worldwide chief executive and chairman, is to retire on March 1 and will be succeeded by Richard Beaven, chief executive and chairman of Initiative North America.
LONDON - BBC Radio's share of national listening has risen close to its record level of 56%, with TalkSport a rare bright spot for commercial radio, according to the Rajar listening figures for the fourth quarter of 2007.
LONDON - Heart has narrowly retaken the top commercial radio spot from Magic in London, according to the Rajar listening figures for the fourth quarter of 2007.
LONDON - Talking Numbers has launched a campaign management system called Magellan, which integrates offline and online data into a single customer view.
LONDON - GCap Media has unveiled solid trading figures for the final quarter of 2007, which it expects to follow with a 7% increase in January revenues.
The winning ad, created by Richard Brim and Daniel Fisher of Leo Burnett for the Department for Transport, warns parents to set a good example to their children by showing various descriptions of bad behaviour copied in children s handwriting. Leon Jaume, Anna judge and executive creative director at WCRS ...
- three former chiefs of defence staff (Lord Guthrie, Lord Boyce and Lord Craig) and former foreign ...
LONDON - National Savings & Investments has appointed Kitcatt Nohr Alexander Shaw to handle its direct marketing account, after a two-way fight with incumbent EHS Brann.
LONDON - Eurosport has again topped the list of most-watched pan-European TV channels, though it and second-placed MTV's weekly reach fell, according to the EMS 2007 Winter Survey.
LONDON - Waitrose will start to send out monthly emails to customers next month in a programme created by its integrated agency Kitcatt Nohr.
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.
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