20 Dec 1999
| by CAROLINE MARSHALL
director: Phil Mason
Writer: Rita Dempsey
Director: Richard Loncraine
Production company: James ...
Chaldecott
Writer: Steve Henry
Director: Richard Sloggett
Production company: Brooks Fulford Coutts ...
17 Dec 1999
| by RICHARD COOK
All the talk has turned to action this year as new media has made a
tangible impact across the entire advertising industry. And it s not
just the net-heads who are tangled up in the worldwide web - industry
figures across the board are wrestling with the relevance of the wired
world.
17 Dec 1999
| by FRANCESCA NEWLAND
of Stephen Fry.
Richard Pinder, managing director of O This is a fantastic
campaign which not only ...
17 Dec 1999
| by ANNA GRIFFITHS
share today.
The RAB board consists of Ralph Bernard, chief executive of GWR Group;
Richard ...
17 Dec 1999
| by ELEANOR TRICKETT
team which turned ITV around
(alongside David Liddiment and Richard Eyre) and been on the launch team ...
16 Dec 1999
| by PAUL WHITFIELD
Richard Branson has named Simon Burridge, managing partner at J
Walter Thompson, as chief...Richard Branson has named Simon Burridge, managing partner at J
Walter Thompson, as chief executive of The People s Lottery, if it
succeeds in beating Camelot to the licence in June 2000.
JWT is part of a consortium backing Branson s bid, which also includes
US lottery operator AWI ...
16 Dec 1999
| by RAYMOND SNODDY, media editor of The Tim
The confirmation that Richard Branson really is going to bid again
against Camelot...The confirmation that Richard Branson really is going to bid again
against Camelot for the National Lottery licence will tee up one of the
first great marketing and PR battles of the next century. The contest to
see if something different is going to follow It could be you , and
Maybe just Maybe ...
16 Dec 1999
| by IAN DARBY
this relationship to the next
level.
Richard Pound, chairman of the International Olympic Committee (IOC ...
13 Dec 1999
| by COLIN GRIMSHAW
or
Richard Wheatly of Golden Rose?
...
10 Dec 1999
| by RICHARD COOK
Tim Ledgard helped develop the first doggie toothbrush, and, at the
moment, only occasionally ever uses the internet. He is, he cheerfully
admits, an unlikely new-media evangelist.