Ever since we started working with them, we've been sworn to silence on the topic. The FT has just called to ask me what I think of it. As an adman, I know that I should lie shamelessly on behalf of my client and say that it's fantastic. The trouble is that my mother told me never to lie and I don't think ...
to the FT, Alasdair Reid asks...., have tended to break up on that rocky shore known as the Financial Times. The FT is a European paper ... -centric. There's always been a feeling in the past, for instance, that the FT has been more successful at making ... unsuccessfully stalked the FT for years, Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation eventually turned its attentions ...
the Nevada desert to a staggering height of 98,000ft above the earth. Here the team at Grey explain how ... sky. We tracked the progress as it passed through -90 degC at 60,000ft and then onwards to an ultimate altitude above 99,268ft, where the balloon burst due to extremely low pressure. The rig fell back ...
of brand and business-to-business marketing, Financial Times Brief: Celebrate ten years of the FT ...
FT Publishing, the owner of the Financial Times, saw revenues dip 14 per cent year on year...The figure, which strips out the effect of currency exchange rates, comes as the title "faced a weak market for financial and corporate advertising in the third quarter", according to its parent company, Pearson. FT.com reported a paying base of 121,000 subscribers - up 22 per cent on the same period ...
Slade, who is responsible for FT.com's revenues as well as the FT's strategic sales unit, and his boss...FT.com is doing well. It is responsible for 21 per cent of the FT's ad revenue and has 1.6 million ... than ten articles per month). And it both lives a life of its own while helping to establish the FT ... by the editor of FT.com from a reader in Texas advising him to launch a newspaper because his website was so ...
years of the FT's ultra-straight-talking columnist Creative agency: DDB London Writer: Andy McAnany ...
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Ridding warned that revenues will continue to suffer unless newspapers manage to offer something that sets them apart from the competition, such as a higher standard of journalism. The FT boss also called for the industry to drop its "feelgood" approach to the issue. ...
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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