11 Dec 1998
| by CLAIRE COZENS
Arnold Pearce has signed the acclaimed film and theatre director,
Sir Richard Eyre, to the roster...Arnold Pearce has signed the acclaimed film and theatre director,
Sir Richard Eyre ...
, and the Broadway hit, Judas Kiss.
By pure luck Richard Eyre has agreed that I can represent him for
commercials, Pearce said. New Directions is about providing new talent
from whatever source and Richard ...
03 Dec 1998
| by RICHARD BRITTON
With talk of recession in the air, the ladies who lunch may well
decide to forego this season s Chanel handbag and make do with last
year s.
13 Nov 1998
| by JENNIFER WHITEHEAD
Client: Sir Cliff Richard...Client: Sir Cliff Richard
PR Team: Mark Borkowski Press and Public Relations ...
Richard is a hardy perennial on the British pop scene. In
a career spanning 40 years, he has gone from ...
public perceptions of Cliff Richard as a performer. To
attract a younger audience, and beat radio play ...
13 Nov 1998
| by RICHARD COOK
It used to be simple. The newspaper was there to convey the news.
Information was king and a good story on the front page was worth
thousands in sales terms. However, in today s multimedia world the
newspaper is no longer the first port of call for information junkies,
and news is no longer the chief...
06 Nov 1998
| by RICHARD COOK
on digital and responsible for reporting to all of us. In
addition, we have Richard Foster at Optimum View ...
06 Nov 1998
| by RICHARD COOK
Sports News is the only entirely new channel available
Star names: Jimmy Hill, Barry Norman, Richard ...
30 Oct 1998
| by RICHARD LORD
During the short history of the internet, 1998 may be remembered as
the year the web agency market started to grow up. It will also be
remembered as the year when things got complicated. Closures, takeovers
and the inexorable march of American agencies have all helped reshape
the industry.
30 Oct 1998
| by RICHARD COOK
The problem seemed straightforward enough. It was simply that the
new-media revolution was supposed to be just that - a revolutionary
overnight change. It didn t happen that way. And yet, right at the
beginning, ad agencies had been primed and ready for the suddenness of
that change - they even assembled...
23 Oct 1998
| by RICHARD COOK
BMP has always done things a little bit differently. Consider this:
when in the mid-80s the media independents began to challenge
full-service agencies, their battleground was price. One by one clients
bought the argument, and the likes of Zenith, TMD and CIA prospered as a
result. But so too did BMP.