Guardian move
08 Jun 2004 | by MediaWeek
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Guardian sites
07 Jan 1999 | by STEVE BELL
The Guardian is launching Guardian Unlimited, a network of web sites which include the hub site...The Guardian is launching Guardian Unlimited, a network of web sites which include the hub site, Guardian Unlimited and the specialist sites, Cricket Unlimited and News Unlimited. To mark the launch, the paper is running a week of themed editorial called Get the Net Week . The site can be found at www.guardianunlimited.co.uk. ...
Media DNA - Guardian Unlimited/The Guardian
14 Dec 2004 | by MediaWeek
The trend for traditional media brands to have an online version lends itself particularly well to print since online and print formats are consumed in similar ways and are perceived, according to media DNA, to be the most similar in type.
IPA Effectiveness Awards 2004: Silver Award - The Guardian
05 Nov 2004
THE GUARDIAN...Campaign: Fresh Client: Guardian Newspapers Ltd Agencies: DDB London, DDB Matrix, Guardian ... , DDB London; Graham Fowles, Guardian Newspapers Ltd; David Bassett, DDB Matrix; Nigel Jones ... Media used: TV, interactive, print, press, outdoor, radio, ambient CASE SUMMARY The Guardian had ...
Appointments at The Guardian.
08 Sep 1998 | by Jon Scott.
The Guardian has added five journalists to its new-media editorial team, in preparation...The Guardian has added five journalists to its new-media editorial team, in preparation for the launch of its Unlimited series of web sites. They include: Mike Bracken, former deputy editor of Internet magazine; Brian Logan, a contributor to The Guardian s arts and features pages; Emma Brockes ...
Appointments at The Guardian.
09 Aug 1998
The Guardian has added five journalists to its new-media editorial team, in preparation...The Guardian has added five journalists to its new-media editorial team, in preparation for the launch of its Unlimited series of web sites. They include: Mike Bracken, former deputy editor of Internet magazine; Brian Logan, a contributor to The Guardian s arts and features pages; Emma Brockes, from ...
Appointment at - The Guardian.
14 Oct 1998 | by Jon Scott.
Simon Waldman, has been appointed The Guardian s internet editor to replace Ian Katz, who is now...Simon Waldman, has been appointed The Guardian s internet editor to replace Ian Katz, who is now the paper s features editor, although he will still oversee the group s web sites as associate editor, new media. Waldman joined the paper in 1996 to produce its Eurosoccer.com web site. ...
Appointment at - The Guardian.
14 Oct 1998
Simon Waldman, has been appointed The Guardian s internet editor to replace Ian Katz, who is now...Simon Waldman, has been appointed The Guardian s internet editor to replace Ian Katz, who is now the paper s features editor, although he will still oversee the group s web sites as associate editor, new media. Waldman joined the paper in 1996 to produce its Eurosoccer.com web site. ...
Appointment at The Guardian.
31 Dec 1997
Justin Walter, formerly a consultant with OC s new-media department as general manager. In his new position, he will be responsible for strategic planning and the development of new business opportunities.
Appointment at The Guardian.
31 Dec 1997 | by Robert Dwek.
Justin Walter, formerly a consultant with OC s new-media department as general manager. In his new position, he will be responsible for strategic planning and the development of new business opportunities.
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