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Client: Rathbone CI PR Team: In-house Campaign: Skills for Life, promoting vocational training for the underprivileged Timescale: November 1995 - present Cost: Undisclosed.
Initiative Media is launching its own in-house creative department designed to develop new...Initiative Media is launching its own in-house creative department designed to develop new commercial opportunities with media owners. Initiative s chief executive, Phil Georgiadis, has launched the Innovations Centre as part of an ongoing restructuring of the media company ...
. It has a crisp design and is easy to navigate - aided by directional/content buttons at the edge ... by Delphi Creative Graphic design Matt Jones at Delphi Creative Systems design Peter Lane at Delphi ... wired Viz fan will forgive it for what is, technically speaking, a relatively poorly designed Web site ...
marketing and design as well as media relations, she said. ...
of the Financial Times Television. Edward Briscoe Design has appointed David Spencer creative director. Spencer was with King and Associates, Loeny International and the David Spencer Design Partnership ... Richard Hall as production manager. As head of the Whitaker s design studio he will be responsible ...
my little Trev doll competition? You could design one, complete with the hair from a cabbage ...
. Publicis is working on new commercials that are designed to spearhead Roysters return to national TV ...
. The campaign for Euro 96 will be two-pronged - designed to set the turnstiles whirling for the championships ...
spotted that the corporate ad was just another designer label. As clients took belated steps to curb ...
and in the national press in key regions across the UK. The promotion is designed to attract both new listeners ...
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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