05 Dec 1997
| by STEPHEN ARMSTRONG
, drink, clubbing, cigarettes and
drugs. Thus, there are features on legal highs, fashion shoots ...
05 Dec 1997
| by MICHAEL BIRKIN, president of Diversifie
with clients when marketing
campaigns are fashioned.
One thing is certain. There will still be a place ...
14 Nov 1997
| by JOHN OWEN
, whether via
acquisition, equity swaps or straightforward, old-fashioned partnership,
agencies and Web ...
07 Nov 1997
| by ALASDAIR REID
that it had the media buying account
in its gift - an old-fashioned full-service task. Walker Media, M s new ...
15 Aug 1997
| by MORGAN HOLT
Channel 4 is pulling down its hoarding in Waterloo station and
replacing it with a four-screen poster that interacts with commuters via
their mobile phones.
The old-fashioned LED that displays Channel 4 listings will make way on
15 September for four Fujitsu screens controlled by a ...
25 Jul 1997
| by KEVIN MAY
and
personalities there used to be.
It s still quite old-fashioned in the meeting and greeting way ...
11 Jul 1997
| by HARRIET GREEN
. The Options editor, Maureen Rice- Knight, will head
the group which will focus on fashion, teenage, health ...
27 Jun 1997
| by DAN O’DONOGHUE, joint chief execu
Japan by storm
and has now hit the UK.
FASHION
The fashion industry defies analysis. So ...
.
The eclectic demotic was the creation of cultural interpretations of
past fashions. Private badges were created by the young in an attempt to
use practicality as a reason to wear labels. Anti-fashion fashion ...
20 Jun 1997
| by GORDON MACMILLAN
Associated Newspapers is closing the Daily Mail s
subscription-based royal Internet site, RoyaltyUK, after only three
months of operation.
It is understood that RoyaltyUK (www.Royaltyuk.com) - carrying news,
fashion and lifestyle sections and aimed primarily at an international
audience - failed ...
13 Jun 1997
The Internet, if the media are to be believed, is deeply
fashionable, surfed by young people...The Internet, if the media are to be believed, is deeply
fashionable, surfed by young people and has a slightly ageist image. It
was precisely that image we were thinking of when we read about a new
service operating in London offering Internet training for the over
50s.
The course ...