23 Nov 2007
Marketing director: n/a
Media brand manager: n/a
Title: Secondfest Presented By The Guardian and Intel ...
18 Sep 2007
| by David Tiltman
about having the biggest banners. Small touches can also make a difference; The Guardian, for example ...
. GLASTONBURY Pilton, Somerset, 22-24 June Key brands: The Guardian, Orange, Carlsberg The vibe: Blend ...
, so the presence of commercial brands is very strictly policed. Star turns: The Guardian stood out ...
02 Jul 2007
| by Jennifer Whitehead
Gottlieb OMD is the media agency. The campaign will run online, with roadblocks of the Guardian ...
08 Jun 2007
| by by Ben Bold
Lovefilm in the UK already has tie-ups with companies including AOL, Tesco, EasyGroup, CD Wow, Guardian Newspapers, WH Smith, Odeon and Vue. Cocktail has been asked to identify and negotiate additional partnerships with retail and FMCG brands whose customers are passionate about film. Paul Greenwood, Lovefilm ...
30 May 2007
| by Marketing Staff
off to his second home in Rio de Janeiro. 49 Marc Sands Guardian Newspapers B, * Director ...
tactics seem to be working. In a depressed market, both The Guardian and The Observer have bucked the trend. In the past year the group hired Wieden Kennedy to launch a brand campaign and its Guardian ...
15 Mar 2007
| by Bill Britt
Mercer, founder of the consultancy Brand Guardians, whose clients include Toyota. It s open season ...
08 Mar 2007
| by Staff
. They included Marc Sands, the marketing director of The Guardian; the former JWT creative director Nick Bell ...
27 Feb 2007
| by Mark Earls
half the number of people through an ad in The Guardian than in The Daily Telegraph , but each Guardian reader might influence several times the number of people their Telegraph -reading counterpart ...
24 Jan 2007
| by Helen Edwards
that most under-25s do not buy a daily newspaper, The Guardian studied them and built its digital offer ...
05 Jan 2007
| by by Alex Donohue
The Manchester-based station, which was sold by GCap Media to Guardian Media Group for £60m in October 2006, said its new line-up had come in response to asking listeners what they wanted to hear more of on Century FM.
Heading the breakfast slot will be Adam Cole, Paul Salt and newcomer Graham, who ...