Trading Places (13 Nov): This week's people moves in advertising, digital, marketing and media
13 Nov 2009 | by Staff
and intelligence director. ( Media Week ) The Association of Online Publishers has appointed FT.com's head ...
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to the cognoscenti of cool: "Nonstop to Rudimental ft. John Newman". Still with us? Well, never mind; basically ...
and intelligence director. ( Media Week ) The Association of Online Publishers has appointed FT.com's head ...
in Washington, told the FT: "We've been concerned about the growing third-party use of personal information ...
Normal 0 The 12-page send-up of the FT includes a series of digs at government ... behind the paper has also set up a website that mimics FT.com and hosts a PDF of the print edition ... . The editor of the fake FT, Raoul Djukanovic, said: "Journalists frame public debate, and the City frames ...
data has dropped off but marketers are still using the higher-profile data from lists such as the FT ...
subscriptions. The work and leisure references aim to include the relaunched FT Weekend as a selling point ...
The Financial Times (FT) is launching a campaign entitled 'Lunch with the FT 2008' in association...The FT is inviting its readers to tell the newspaper about a lunch they have had at one of more ... that they are having 'Lunch with the FT' and take a copy of the newspaper with them to the restaurant. The feedback will then be used by the newspaper to select its FT Readers' Favourite Restaurants; a selection of the readers ...
to promote its print title and FT.com....advertising for the FT. The FT is now expected to drop its long running No FT, no comment line in favour of We live in Financial Times . David Kirby, the FT s head of customer development, led the direct marketing itch. The FT did not previously have a retained DM agency but had used RMG Connect and Draft FCB ...
LONDON - The Financial Times has teamed up with south-east of England newsagent chain Martin McColl to offer consumers mobile phone vouchers entitling them to free copies of the paper.
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 ...
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