This week: Marketing news from the national press
29 Sep 2004
to decide whether to launch by Christmas - The Guardian Marks Spencer is poised to axe its remaining
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Virgin Radio, Guardian Media Group, GWR and the Wireless Group are among 12 bidders battling
to decide whether to launch by Christmas - The Guardian Marks Spencer is poised to axe its remaining
. Its ABC at the time was 218,567, nearly half that of its closest rival, The Guardian, and 200,000 less ... media section, 'Media Weekly', which, from this week, goes head-to-head with 'Media Guardian' on Mondays ... refuseniks who prefer the broadsheet, the Telegraph is hamstrung by a change in ownership, while The Guardian ...
The Guardian, starting on the sports pages and then on to G2 or whatever book I have picked up at the weekend ... of music at home, but not on the radio. I discovered, from an article in The Guardian a couple of months ...
credibility.” John Simons, group programme director of Guardian Media Group Radio, which owns Jazz FM ...
In an interview, WPP chief executive Sorrell said that he had met with French businessman Bollore, who last week increased his stake in Havas further, and that they had discussed Havas. "We have been in touch," he told The Guardian, but refused to elaborate further on the nature of those discussions. When ...
and Guardian Media Group in Manchester. If you have an opinion on this or any other issue raised on Brand ...
possible merger with the Guardian Media Group, parent company of Jazz FM and Real Radio, among others. A ...
BA’s rationale – the need to improve operational performance – was widely reported and headlines were broadly factual and occasionally sympathetic: ‘BA cancels flights to get on track’ (The Guardian, 16 September). But BA’s corporate reputation was attacked. Despite assurances that the cancelled ...
by Guardian Media Group CEO Bob Phillis. The report recommended government comms should be more robust, more ...
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