BLM picks up £20m media business for Intelligent Finance
03 Aug 2001 | by CLARE CONLEY
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Rumour has it that in the days when advertising was awash with cash, at least one agency rewarded its rising stars with a Coutts account and a few thousand quid to put in it. That was also when Coutts' managers happily bought their clients lunch but thought it bad form to actually sell them...
by problems since the outset, when it was repeatedly forced to push back its launch date because ...
, the broadcast director at Carat, said: "I'm disappointed as a buyer by how badly it did. Blind Date did eight ...
Future Networks has confirmed which magazines it will close in the UK as part of a wider plan to cut costs announced last week. Quick and Easy Windwosn, WAP, Digital Camera User, DCUK and Your Imax will close and the company will suspend publication of Video Gamer, Best Games Ever ...
Future Networks has confirmed which magazines it will close in the UK as part of a wider plan to cut costs announced last week. Quick and Easy Windwosn, WAP, Digital Camera User, DCUK and Your Imax will close and the company will suspend publication of Video Gamer, Best Games Ever ...
never do it straight off the ad. That's what wealth warnings don't take account of. They date back ...
Bradford & Bingley's rather dated image? The Time magazine campaign is a missed opportunity ...
new reception area in January 2001. A white hoarding shielded the work from the public ...
Dentsu's initial public offering will generate a war chest of only 60 million for its planned series of international acquisitions. This week Dentsu set a price of 420,000 yen ( 2,408) for each of its shares ahead of its IPO. The price, valuing the company at 3.35 billion, was at the top ...
publications, were written by Mark Goodwin and art directed by Tiger Savage. Media is being bought ...
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