McCartney, U2 and Bragg lend names to copyright ad
07 Dec 2006 | by by Jennifer Whitehead
of the Gowers Report, which was compiled by former FT editor Andrew Gowers. It recommended ...
politicians who still have a deep dislike for us and want to see us cut to size," Simpson said. The FT said ...
of the Gowers Report, which was compiled by former FT editor Andrew Gowers. It recommended ...
Pretty Polly, the hosiery brand, has unveiled a risque 64ft-high poster, which it claims is the UK
firsts. - Online: On three business sites across Europe, including FT.com, users were met by a mono ... version of FT.com. - TV: A 30-second TV ad ran across five pan-European channels, which included Xerox ... per cent click-through rate on FT.com (the industry average is 0.2 per cent). Eurosport attracted more ...
on a project-by-project basis. A spokeswoman for the FT confirmed that the brand is looking for an agency, adding that David Kirby, the FT's head of customer development, is overseeing the search. The successful agency will be responsible for devising below-the-line activity to promote the newspaper and FT ...
Jackson will be responsible for product, brand and business-to-business marketing as well as direct marketing, retail marketing and enterprise development. She joined the FT in March from catering company Brake Bros, where she was marketing director. Michael Rzesnitzek, EMEA managing ...
that lend themselves to cross-media solutions. The FT's display advertising team has been integrated ... the FT's portfolio of brands and platforms. The mid-market titles have been slower to respond ... to integrated offerings, newspapers claim agencies have been slower to respond. The FT's Jollife says: "We ...
financial and corporate advertisers. We've worked closely with the luxury goods brands, who now see the FT ... focus over the past year and it shows - we provide expert comment and analysis that is unique to the FT ... between a quality, premium-priced product such as the FT and a freesheet. There's a place for both, but we ...
The Financial Times has appointed Frances Brindle as global marketing director. It has also promoted Ben Hughes from the role of global advertising director to become global commercial director and deputy chief executive.
In his new role, Hughes, who joined the FT in 1983, will continue to run the FT's global advertising operations, but will also be responsible for FT Conferences and the FT Research Centre, the company's international research service. Jayne Van Hoen, who runs the FT's global conferences ...
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