News International picks WPP to handle £28 million ad account
09 Feb 2012 | by Campaign staff
The ties between Rupert Murdoch's News International and Sir Martin Sorrell's WPP are set
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to launch an international consulting firm backed by Sir Martin Sorrell's WPP marketing services empire....a minority stake in CHI Partners, of which Lord Mandelson was a director. Sir Martin Sorrell ...
The ties between Rupert Murdoch's News International and Sir Martin Sorrell's WPP are set
Called the Content Project (TCP), it will launch in the first quarter of 2011 and has been in development since earlier this year. News of the venture comes three weeks after Sir Martin Sorrell, the WPP chief executive, said paywalls were "essential" for publishers. The idea behind the Content ...
some of the group s PR businesses. Last month, WPP owner Sir Martin Sorrell said he opposes the plan ... division. I think it sets a terrible precedent, said Sorrell. It isn t logical, and if you start ...
WPP already employs nearly 1,000 people and generates revenues of $100m ( 64.3m) in Turkey, but is seeking to expand its digital capabilities in the country. Turkey is one of the 15 countries WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell placed in the "Premier League" in his football analogy of global growth last ...
of the "fastest growth markets for WPP." WPP, headed by chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell, currently employs ...
. Bell s efforts to take his PR agency private were dealt a blow last week when Sir Martin Sorrell, chief ...
close links with the chief executive of WPP Group, Sir Martin Sorrell. At least one WPP Group media ...
's presentation was lent some extra gravitas by the presence of WPP's boss, Sir Martin Sorrell. And agencies ...
in a bitter legal dispute with Sir Martin Sorrell. This centred on allegations that Murphy, Priest ...
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