Editorial: Can Law keep his passions in check?
02 Dec 2005
history of bust-ups suggests an intolerance of dissenting views. As his new marketing services group buys
. But the cosmetics giant will find it very hard indeed to find a digital network to service such a massive account.
history of bust-ups suggests an intolerance of dissenting views. As his new marketing services group buys
their effects in hard, financial terms. The competition has evolved over the years. Early entries focused ... Grimason - Director of communications for the Information Service in Northern Ireland Rt Hon Lord Heseltine ...
financial controller, to run both units. Fernando Rodes, the worldwide chief executive of MPG, has backed ...
The scheme was developed by DDB in Copenhagen and will be rolled out across 52 DDB offices worldwide, with further offices expected to join the service next year. However, the network ... . Instead, DDB's existing 3,000 staff will work on the service. Lucy Jameson, the head of planning at DDB ...
No official reason has been given for the split, but insiders attribute it to creative differences and issues over agency remuneration. Sony appointed Fallon to work on its Walkman brand and the online music service, Connect. The electronics giant overhauled its roster in June this year after dropping ...
suggestion would be a nightmare to administer. What next? Hand control of all financial advertising to other ...
, the campaign's figurehead, helped achieve. In financial terms, the most conservative of bases suggests a ...
that sells products and services, including home and motor insurance. ...
Nevertheless, change and McCann are not easy bedfellows. Under Campbell's stewardship, McCann's London office has improved but there's still a way to go. The company is steeped in a tradition that values client services above creativity. No wonder Campbell couldn't face the prospect of attempting ...
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