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Opposition to EchoStar deal mounts
20 Dec 2001 | by Gordon MacMillan,
The latest to attack the planned merger was Republican senator Andrew Cuomo, who yesterday spoke out against the deal. Speaking to the New York Post , Cuomo said: "The merger would be anti-competitive, anti-consumer and would create a prima facie monopoly in the satellite TV industry. If consummated ...
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Thompson takes the helm at C4
11 Dec 2001 | by Claire Billings,
The decision follows a two-interview process -- by a panel headed up by Channel 4 chairman Vanni Treves, with the help of managing director David Scott, director of programmes Phil Gardam and director of strategy David Brook -- which kicked off in early October. The final phase was a Channel 4 board ...
Reuters closes TV service
28 Nov 2001 | by Claire Billings,
The service was launched seven years ago and is separate from Reuters Video News division, which supplies news content to 350 broadcasters around the world. Andrew Duffield, a Reuters spokesman, said: "The service is complex to install on customer sites, costly to distribute by satellite ...
BMPtvi nets interactive deal for Cold Feet
22 Oct 2001 | by Claire Billings,
Cold Feet is one of ITV's biggest ratings winners with around 9m viewers tuning in each episode. The fourth series is set to broadcast in the autumn, although the schedule has yet to be released. BMPtvi managing director Andrew Howells said, "This is next-generation thinking and it's all about ...
Radio Advertising: Writing for radio
24 Mar 2001
in your advertising, Andrew Ingram advises....that people want to hear all over again. Good luck. - Andrew Ingram is the director of the Aerials ...
The RAB Aerial Awards 2006: Best Leisure
24 Mar 2001
WINNER Title: Killer Katy Client: Coronation Street, ITV1 Agency: Bartle Bogle Hegarty Creative team: Kevin Stark, Nick Kidney Creative Directors: Adrian Rossi, Alex Grieve Media planner: Phil Phipps Media agency: Starcom Motive Facilities houses: Sonicbrand, Marmalade Sound engineers: Ali Johnson ...
The RAB Aerial Awards 2006: Best Automotive
24 Mar 2001
WINNER Title: Mix Client: Peugeot 107 Agency: Euro RSCG London Creative team: Sam Richards, Phil Beaumont Creative directors: Olly Caporn, Dominic Gettins Media planner: Rupert Holroyd Media agency: OMD UK Director: Si Begg - composer Production house: Adelphoi Music Facilities house: Angell Sound Sound ...
The RAB Aerial Awards 2006: Radio Advertiser of the Year - Nationwide Building Society
24 Mar 2001
are highly rated by the Radio Advertising Bureau. Andrew Ingram, who runs the RAB's Aerials Foundation ...
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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.
