28 Apr 2010
| by Staff
. Take Nestle, for example; according to The Guardian, it is the UK's most-boycotted brand ...
13 Apr 2010
| by Mark Kleinman
As political posters go, the image of a glowering Gordon Brown accompanied by the slogan 'Step outside, posh boy' was one of the more striking executions of the past few years. Those who fell for The Guardian story about Labour's aggressive approach to the forthcoming election campaign, failed to notice ...
11 Nov 2008
| by Jane Simms
in 'a gigantic bubble of election madness', says Marc Sands, marketing director of Guardian News ...
14 Oct 2008
| by Gemma Charles
LONDON The Guardian is to stop advertising polls on its website after it inadvertently promoted one...elsewhere on the web. A spokeswoman for The Guardian said the links to the poll were supplied by Google ...
would now block all poll advertising. The Guardian's web activity also came under the spotlight ...
. This led to searchers typing in the missing girl's name seeing The Guardian appear in the list of sponsored ...
29 Jul 2008
certainly
have, courtesy of The Guardian, a copy of very detailed work in progress
that has recently been ...
22 Jul 2008
by adopting a
tiger from £2.50 a month. The ads will run on sites including
Virgin, Guardian Unlimited and AOL ...
28 May 2008
| by Staff
at The Telegraph. 49. Marc Sands, The Guardian B The Guardian has continued to outperform the market in both ...
director, who unveiled a creative strategy for The Guardian and appointed its agency, Wieden Kennedy, to The Observer account. Sands, who sits on the Guardian News and Media board, began his career in advertising ...
22 Apr 2008
| by Richard Abbott
: the insight revolution Guardian News Media: Guardian soulmates Halo Furnishings: Small can be beautiful ...
05 Feb 2008
| by Emma Rubach
. Currently, DRTV, inserts in titles such as The Guardian, press ads, face-to-face fundraising and phone calls ...
05 Dec 2007
| by Gemma Charles
It is unlikely to be every small boy's dream to work in regulation, but David Poley, chief executive of the Portman Group, who admits to falling into the job, feels it is a role to which he is well suited.