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Interactive agency Circle.com has closed its San Francisco office, after its client base dwindled...LONDON (Brand Republic) - Interactive agency Circle.com has closed its San Francisco office, after its client base dwindled to one. The company, which is owned by Havas Advertising, cut 29 jobs at its San Francisco office in March and waited to see if conditions improved. The San Francisco area ...
NEW YORK – Havas has closed the San Francisco branch of its US agency Arnold Worldwide...Like many San Francisco agencies, the agency had many dotcom and technology based clients ... of the San Francisco office, Jim McGinn, and creative director, Stu Cooperrider, have held onto their jobs ... not affect the Havas' San Francisco-based media and PR operations, Arnold MPG and Magnet. Arnold is the 16 ...
joins several other furniture and DIY stores targeting homeowners over the summer. San Miguel ...
, inviting only San Francisco-based agencies to pitch for the work.
WCRS has lost its interactive creative director, Steve Vranakis, who has been poached by FCB in San Francisco. Vranakis has led WCRS's e-brands digital division since it was set up at the beginning ... Carruthers at FCB San Francisco. Carruthers, WCRS's former creative director, left the agency in April ...
Universal McCann has appointed Steve Soldano (pictured) to the position of global managing partner on its Microsoft account.
Goodby Silverstein & Partners has been handed the global creative duties for HP's Personal Systems Group, beating Publicis & Hal Riney in a pitch.
James Consolantis has joined Publicis Hal Riney as its senior vice-president and worldwide creative director on the HP account.
Electronic Arts, the US computer games manufacturer, is moving its $150 million global advertising account from the independent agency See:.
SAN FRANCISCO - Microblogging site Twitter has acquired the Summize search engine...hired five out of six Summize employees, all engineers, who will move to work at Twitter in San ...
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