Germany: Strength in the regions
07 Sep 2007 | by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
The internet and outdoor are burgeoning, but that's where the similarity with UK media ends.
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Germany: Ahead of its time
07 Sep 2007
Digital wizards, a subversive culture and an aversion to cheese: has Berlin found the formula for the future of advertising? Mark Tungate reports.
World Media 2007: Germany
30 Mar 2007
With unemployment falling and exports rising, Europe's economic engine is warming up again, after a decade out in the cold. Could it all be the effect of hosting the 2006 football World Cup?
Germany: Special Report - Putsch at the networks
08 Sep 2006 | by Friedhelm Gieseking
The German outposts of international networks are shaking off their reputation for being big and boring, and are hiring creative heavyweights to sex up their work.
Yahoo! calls Germany 2006 first 'internet' World Cup
20 Jun 2006 | by by Joanne Oatts
LONDON - Blake Chandlee, commercial director for Yahoo!, has described this year's World Cup as a truly internet event.
Interactive works: Budweiser - 'Road to Germany'
10 May 2006 | by Mark Creighton, Managing director, i-level
Building on its position as the official beer of the FA Premier League, Budweiser has kept up its tongue-in-cheek approach regarding US ignorance of football (soccer) as part of its build-up to the World Cup.
World Media 2006: Germany
31 Mar 2006
Unemployment and low consumer confidence remain problems but Germany's captains of industry are hoping their country's hosting of the football World Cup will revive their fortunes.
GERMANY: SETTING CREATIVE STANDARDS
11 Apr 2003 | by Deneke von Weltzein, the creative director at Jung von Matt
Media owners really should lead the way with quality ads. So why do they run so much dross, Deneke von Weltzein asks.
AOL's Case calls on France and Germany
to lower internet access fees
08 Nov 2001 | by Claire Billings,
LONDON - Steve Case, chairman of AOL Time Warner, has called for the cost of unlimited monthly internet access to be lowered in France and Germany.
CAMPAIGN REPORT ON GERMANY: Online shock waves - Germany is huge in the European online market, but economic downturn and the regional structure of its media handicap its struggle with predatory US-owned rivals, Andy Fry says
13 Apr 2001 | by ANDY FRY
Not even the most successful internet company has been spared the effects of the downturn in the online economy. Despite its prominence, Germany's leading internet service provider, T-Online, has had its share of problems,compounded by internal unrest. Last summer, T-Online's chairman, Wolfgang...
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