economic times. The posters, which are a follow-up to the FT's recent "global downturn" campaign ...
our investment and our success." The FT plans to review its decision on salaries if conditions ... ." The FT has already made some redundancies in its library and research division in October. These latest ... the implications for the FT, and how we should respond to this fast-moving crisis and the recession it is bringing ...
The new posters, by DDB London, are aimed at promoting the FT's reputation as a trusted source of global news. Frances Brindle, global marketing director at the Financial Times, said: "This striking image clearly demonstrates the role played by the FT in these challenging times. "At a time of crisis ...
"I have to read the FT and The Times for work every day, but I still want to look at shiny things
taking charge of a 145ft tall ship, attracted 746,000 viewers and a 3.1% share of the 9pm-10pm audience. ...
The FT.com homepage has finally been overhauled and a redesign of the rest of the website...Service: FT.com Owner: Financial Times What's happened?: Homepage has been redesigned This was long overdue: the old homepage was cluttered and busy and looked dated compared to the revamped ... they otherwise might. It's also interesting to note the site has been renamed Financial Times, rather than FT ...
The Financial Times has revamped FT.com for the first time in more than six years. Further modifications will follow in 2009. - What's in it for viewers? Users can access news and features from ... for economic news and analysis grows, FT.com will become an important platform for brands targeting high ...
The FT, which sells most of its copies abroad, recorded average sales of 451,676 in October, with an average UK and Ireland circulation of 154,797 copies. With the exception of The Guardian, which recorded a 1.55 per cent increase, all other quality newspapers saw a decline in month-on-month circulation ...
"It reflects the fact that the Financial Times is the brand, not the FT. Outside the UK, people don't call us the FT." - James Montgomery, the editor of the Financial Times website, on dropping the FT.com logo "The British press is having a privacy law imposed on it, which ... is undermining ...
, will be forming an orderly queue at the new store. Success may spark a new trend in the magazine world. FT.com changes FT.com is sporting a nice rosy hue. The redesigned website now matches the colour ...
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