08 Mar 2012
| by Claire Beale
As Lord Bell, John Sharkey and Chris Powell entertained the audience at last week's Advertising
08 Mar 2012
the next generation of big entertainment hits.
It may not exactly be a breeze, given you could argue ...
on the success of "shiny-floor" entertainment shows - and it would be looking to develop new ideas in this genre ...
that the focus tends to be on light entertainment because it's cheaper to produce and therefore more cost ...
08 Mar 2012
of their attention to entertainment (and each other). They watch it, comment on it, share it and, in some cases, fuel ...
the most important. Through the balls, Amnesty has a rich history with entertainers and musicians ...
in entertainment terms. We chose New York, and Radio City Music Hall, because they were iconic to both audiences ...
08 Mar 2012
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LUCIEN BOYER - global president and chief executive, Havas Sports Entertainment
- Can the passion ...
08 Mar 2012
about things. And people saying nice things about things are seldom interesting or entertaining ...
06 Mar 2012
| by John Reynolds
Interpublic Group (IPG)-owned sports and entertainment agency Octagon is building its presence...of music and entertainment.
It does this by working with a range of creative professionals, including ...
and entertainment consulting unit, which has created strategic sponsorship activity for brands including MasterCard ...
05 Mar 2012
| by Suzanne Bidlake
Entertainment: Yes, and as we move away from the interruptive model, where we rented an audience that belonged ...
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AS: The role of video as a social currency is myriad: entertainment, utility, dynamic customer ...
02 Mar 2012
Way To Blue, the digital communications agency specialising in the entertainment industry, has
01 Mar 2012
| by Sara Kimberley
Sony Computer Entertainment has appointed Archibald Ingall Stretton to handle the digital account
01 Mar 2012
| by Matt Willifer, the executive planning director at WCRS
Like most of the entertainment industry - but unlike the advertising industry - the predominant ...
to consume. As professional entertainers, we are proud of our output, but, more often than not, we can't even ...
little time making what we make desirable.
So, what would change if we thought as entertainment ...