MEDIA: FT Budget special
11 Mar 1999 | by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
The Financial Times is planning a special 32-page section on the impact of the Budget, which is published today (Wednesday). Radio advertising also began this week.
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MEDIA: FT goes outdoors
04 Mar 1999 | by LUCY BARRETT
of the Weekend FT, supported by the line, And you thought we only covered business ....The Financial Times is running an outdoor ad campaign to change perceptions and increase sales of the Weekend FT, supported by the line, And you thought we only covered business . ...
MEDIA: FT overhauls
12 Feb 1998 | by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
The Financial Times will receive a new look for its Monday to Friday editions from March 2. The redesign, plus editorial changes, will be supported by a national marketing campaign, including posters, a direct mail free trial offer for new readers, and taxi advertising.
Media: FT gets sporty
06 Mar 1997 | by CRAIG WALLER, Managing director, Premie
The Financial Times is launching a new weekly sports page on Fridays.
FT relaunches magazine for millionaires
20 Mar 2008 | by Staff
LONDON - The Financial Times is relaunching its FT Wealth tabloid supplement as high quality..., opportunities in emerging markets and investment alternatives such as watches, art and wine. FT Wealth ... , advertising director, EMEA and global display, said: FT Wealth will be read by the top 1% of the population ... banks or wealth managers. Confirmed advertisers in FT Wealth include Breitling, Barclays Global ...
No contract, no FT TV
27 Nov 1997 | by RAYMOND SNODDY, media editor, The Times
Financial Times Television, a sister company of the Financial Times, has made 56 of its 80 staff redundant as a result of the anticipated loss of a contract with CNBC, the US cable channel.
Media choice: FT Weekend Magazine
07 May 2008 | by Peta Corsan, Group account director, MPG International
'It's not a relaunch, it's a refresh,' we are reminded by the FT. Of course it is. Is that why last...Finance section - means the FT has recognised that, at the weekend, the target audience merges professional and personal interests. Across Europe, the FT does better at the weekends, and I suspect ... you will - is that the FT has decided it's high time to capitalise on the younger weekend audience ...
New FT venture boosts revenue
16 Oct 1997 | by LISA CAMPBELL
outside advertising and sales. The unit, FT Enterprises, will house all existing FT-branded businesses, including FT Syndication, FT Diaries, Cityline, FT Seminars and the FT Shop. The new ... . FT Enterprises first new venture will be FT Republishing. FT Republishing will reproduce contents ...
NEW MEDIA: FT hires Traffic
11 Jun 1998 | by BINNUR BEYAZTAS
FT.com, the Web site for the Financial Times, has appointed Traffic as its new-media agency...FT.com, the Web site for the Financial Times, has appointed Traffic as its new-media agency. Traffic will market FTQuicken, www.FTQuicken.co.uk, which provides information on personal finance issues. ...
MEDIA: FT rival in the balance
11 Sep 1997 | by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
Mirror Group Newspapers will decide this week whether to press ahead with the planned launch of a rival to the Financial Times together with the US news organisation, Bloomberg.
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