Strategy Verdict - Kangaroo
04 Dec 2007 | by Media Week
by Apple, Microsoft or Sony. As and when any of these do provide an alternative platform, the crucial UK TV ...
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First UK-brokered ad deals ready for Facebook launch
04 Dec 2007 | by Andrew McCormick
UK-brokered ad deals will go live on Facebook for the first time this week, as Microsoft becomes...advertisers on Facebook after approaching the Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions sales team about running campaigns. Microsoft secured the deals after buying a 1.6% stake in Facebook, founded in 2004 by Mark ... in the past week. Microsoft is also expected to build on its relationship with Facebook in other areas ...
The Week: Advertising News - JWT rejigs staff comms arm
30 Nov 2007
The company is looking to give greater emphasis to the consultancy services it offers in employee engagement and internal communications. The 50-year-old division has 24 offices around the world and 80 employees in the UK, with clients including B&Q, Microsoft, Starbucks and Diageo. ...
FT nabs Orange comms head
29 Nov 2007 | by David Quainton
in 2000 as a graduate. At the agency he advised brands including Microsoft, Adobe and Computer Associates ...
The A List 2008: Part 1 of 9 - A-B
29 Nov 2007
with Channel 4 at M pitching for and winning the Microsoft business in Seattle; working with Phil Adams from ...
Glasgow 2014 draws up three-tier sponsorships
28 Nov 2007 | by Ed Kemp
, Manchester 2002, included Microsoft, Asda and BUPA. ...
News Analysis: In the shadow of the Olympics?
28 Nov 2007 | by Richard Gillis
in 2002 drew support from blue-chip brands such as Cadbury and Microsoft, with the latter using the event ... , Guardian Media Group, Microsoft, Cadbury, Cussons, Asda, BUPA and Rover. ...
Market research: Reaching out to the kids
28 Nov 2007
study by MTV, Nickelodeon and Microsoft, was based on a survey of 18,000 children and youths from 16 ...
YouTube and Wikipedia among online brands top 10
27 Nov 2007 | by Nikki Sandison
by 50% from 6.3m to 9.5m, moving it up three places to number 10. Apple and Microsoft were the only ... /Windows Live, Microsoft, Yahoo!, BBC and EBay. Alex Burmaster, internet analyst at Nielsen Online, said ...
Olympics sponsors fail China and Darfur action test
27 Nov 2007 | by Alex Donohue
of them, which included Samsung, Staples, Microsoft, Volkswagen, Swatch and Visa. General Electric ...
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Making the most of mobile
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
