01 Mar 1996
| by M. T. DORAN
There wasn t a great deal to smile about in Comedy Review, M. T. Doran
writes...There wasn t a great deal to smile about in Comedy Review, M. T. Doran
writes
I don ...
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At this stage I nearly gave up. But I m glad I didn t, for lurking
within the pages are a couple of real gems ...
and slashed the cover price, this could be a useful title for
comedy fans and advertisers alike.
M. T ...
19 Nov 1999
| by STEPHANIE ANDREWS, the PR manager at M&
The man I love has proposed to me and I m now faced with one of the
toughest decisions of my life...The man I love has proposed to me and I m now faced with one of the
toughest decisions of my life ... whether to read a bridal magazine and,
if so, which one? Accepting his proposal was easy but, to be honest,
I ve always had an aversion to this genre of magazine - my perception
being that they seek ...
19 Jan 2001
| by JAMES LOWTHER, chairman of M&C Saatchi
Ah, 2001. The real start of the new millennium. But as I sit back at the office nursing a dyspeptic stomach and a couple of equally sickly New Year's resolutions, no apes are to be seen wandering through reception chucking bones in the air.
19 Jan 2001
| by JAMES LOWTHER, chairman of M&C Saatchi
Ah, 2001. The real start of the new millennium. But as I sit back at the office nursing a dyspeptic stomach and a couple of equally sickly New Year's resolutions, no apes are to be seen wandering through reception chucking bones in the air.
30 Jun 2000
| by JAMES LOWTHER, chairman of M&C Saat
Well, I would like you to tear up this article right now and never
look at it again. For two reasons.
15 Jan 1999
| by COLIN GOTTLIEB, a managing partner at M
It seems everything puts on weight at this time of year. And The
Observer is no exception. The year was only three days old when the
paper unveiled its bulkier new look, comprising eight sections, three of
which are entirely new.
12 Sep 1997
| by NEIL PATTERSON, a creative partner at M
Once upon a time, when a rough and raw rookie junior creative team
walked into my office and I asked which one of them did the writing and
which did the pictures, I d see fingers pointing in positive
directions.
12 Sep 1997
| by GRAHAM KERR, the creative director of M
Raise awareness of Playboy TV by showing Kathy Lloyd with very
little clothing on said the creative brief. Beats the hell out of
showing a Citroen with new bumpers was my first thought.
15 Feb 2002
| by JAMES LOWTHER, the chairman of M&C Saatchi
Doing the latest ad in a successful campaign is a bit like being
the son of a famous parent. Some crack it. (Brooklyn I'm told has a mean
right foot though his Mohican is a bit dodgy.) Others can't hack it.
(Can Frank Ifield Junior yodel like his dad, one asks?)
Others yet are so ...
05 Sep 2003
| by James Lowther, the chairman of M&C Saatchi
unique and motivating stuff there is to say about their ships. But, I'm sorry, floating watches, balloons ...
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