weeks ago, in which Ben Hughes, the worldwide ad director of the FT, and Jane Scott, the marketing director, both moved sideways (Campaign, 29 November). Delaney Fletcher and 20/20 have held the FT ... the FT on to television for the first time in seven years (Campaign, 8 March). The business ...
at Westminster Press, becomes director of UK business, while the director of the electronic FT, Andrew...at Westminster Press, becomes director of UK business, while the director of the electronic FT, Andrew Gilchrist, becomes international director. The current FT advertising director, Ben Hughes, will take on a new role concentrating on the paper s activities in Europe. Stephen Hill, the FT managing director ...
Prestwick, near Glasgow. He is 6ft, has brown hair and brown eyes, a lilting Scottish accent and likes ...
of the campaign is read the world , which promotes the FT s strength as a world business newspaper ...
editions it prints. Despite regional differences, magazines and the FT are essentially the same ...
and was greeted by rapturous indifference. He then explained how the 40ft x 20ft flag would ...
to Terry Damer, director of international newspaper development at the FT, the venture has proved very ... Izvestia is tackled on two fronts. The FT in England targets companies that advertise globally, while a ... with the East German flop, Super! The widely syndicated FT - through its parent, Pearson Publishing ...
The dark wave of advertising crime continues. First, we brought you news of the theft of the Cuprinol man (who, incidentally, is still missing).
. The top of the tower, a 15ft-high model, was the next scene to be shot. The same technique of pulling ...
editor, Ian Hargreaves (previously with the Independent, the FT and the BBC). But success will depend ...
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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