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16 Nov 2005
of England with a 5000ft2 flagship store in Cardiff. The chain recently opened stores in Reading
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PRide awards: North-Western winners
17 Nov 2005
to gain UK-wide take up. It achieved coverage in the FT, The Observer and Computer Weekly, and secured a ...
One to watch: Joules
16 Nov 2005
,000ft2 warehouse next month. The headquarters and design department will remain at the farm ...
Team of the Week - GCap Media Network Sales Team
15 Nov 2005 | by Media Week
is the biggest character at 6ft 4in and Sally is the smallest (but perfectly formed) at 5ft 2in. What is your ... character – 6ft 4in is the current goal. How are staff encouraged to hit targets? We operate a team ...
Nationals take advertiser friendly route
15 Nov 2005 | by Maggie Brown
, is a publisher's heaven... it's full of plugs. The fall of Andrew Gowers from the FT is attributed ... – its property supplement was a particularly strange product. Someone has to bite the bullet. The FT ... at. This being that the FT may be barking up the wrong tree in its ambitions, spearheaded by Pearson ...
Newspapers join fashion parade
15 Nov 2005 | by Sheelagh Doyle
." Julia Carrick, publisher and founder of the FT's How to Spend It , which has been running for 11 years, believes advertisers are attracted to the unique position the FT's title has carved out in the market. She ...
Train operators ramp up two-for-one attractions entry activity
11 Nov 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
outdoor media opportunity at Waterloo. The old departure board has been replaced with a 300ft wide banner ...
Media: Lifeline - Financial Times
11 Nov 2005
,000 but, with The Wall Street Journal gaining ground in Europe, the FT needs to raise its game ... looms. 1995: The FT launches a US edition to complement its UK and continental European editions ... continue to falter. 2001: Andrew Gowers (pictured), an FT veteran, is handed the editorship. For Gowers ...
PR Office picks up Euston regen job
10 Nov 2005
It is working on behalf of Cardiff-based firm Sydney and London Properties, which owns 300,000 sq ft of offices adjacent to the railway station. The PR Office will also contact local press, commuters' groups and representatives of the local Bangladeshi community. Its brief is to ensure Sydney ...
Contact book update
10 Nov 2005
Lionel Barber has succeeded Andrew Gowers as editor of the Financial Times. Barber, who was the FT's US managing editor, took up the role following Gowers' departure last week. Helen Johnston has been made acting editor of Emap's New Woman magazine. The former features director of weekly fashion ...
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