WINNER Title: It Makes Business Sense Media agency: Mediaedge:cia Media director: Peter Colvin Account director/media planner: Richard Astley Creative agency: Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y R Creative director: Claire Morris Account director: Britta Posner Account planner: Jon Tipple Client:...
The Financial Times has appointed Ben Hughes, its worldwide advertising director, to the new position of global commercial director and deputy chief executive. Frances Brindle, the marketing director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, has been promoted to global marketing director.
The combined services of ntl:telewest and Virgin Mobile will be rebranded as Virgin Media in the first quarter of 2007. Virgin Media will offer digital TV, broadband, mobile and home phone services.
WINNER Title: Sparks Mensa Agency: Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO Client: The Economist Creative director: Paul Brazier Art director: Mark Fairbanks Writer: Mark Fairbanks Typographer: John Tisdall FINALIST Title: Sick Agency: Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y R Client: Home Office Creative directors:...
Glue London has hired Wayne Brown as its client services director. He joins from Sara Lee, where he was the marketing manager for Brylcreem. He was previously an account director at TBWA\London and Lowe.
BT Global Services has signed as the first sponsor of CNBC's coverage of major international events. BT will back programming around events such as the World Economic Forum annual meeting and the China Business Summit. The sponsorship deal was brokered by Starcom.
LONDON - The Financial Times is set to ditch its iconic "No FT, no comment" strapline and is expected to replace it with DDB London's "We live in Financial Times".
WINNER Project: Mastercard keep it hidden Client: n/s Agency: Unit9 Writer: McCann Erickson Art director: McCann Erickson Designer: Athila Armstrong This interactive game was developed by Unit9 as part of the "keep it hidden" through-the-line campaign running for Mastercard around Christmas...
Since advertising was invented, agency heads have faced a number of recurring problems.
Financial ratings reveal difficulties for advertising agencies as three perform well.
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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