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LONDON - Starcom MediaVest Group has handed more autonomy to its Starcom and MediaVest agencies...The Starcom and MediaVest operations boards will become active within weeks, headed by the new Starcom managing director Alastair Bannerman and MediaVest managing director Steve Parker and including the heads of media categories. Linda Smith, chief executive of Starcom MediaVest Group, said: The group ...
Jamie Pearson, business director at Starcom MediaVest, is leaving the Publicis Groupe agency after...on the Cineworld account. Stewart Easterbrook, chief executive of Starcom MediaVest Group, said: "Jamie has been a valued member of Starcom MediaVest Group for the past 15 years. "A larger-than-life character ... chapter may bring him." Recent appointments at Starcom MediaVest have included former Aegis digital ...
Stewart Easterbrook, CEO, Starcom MediaVest invites Media Week in for a tour of the agency's London
LONDON - Starcom MediaVest Group has appointed Nic Jones to the newly created role of chief digital
LONDON - Starcom MediaVest Group has reshaped its UK operations around larger, multi...The move brings Starcom and MediaVest more closely in line with group set-ups in other markets ... to work across more channels under new investment directors. At Starcom, television, video-on- demand ... and integrated solutions form part of a digital team, under Leo Metelli. Together they are part of the Starcom ...
In launching teen-focused Jellyfish, NatMags is the second major publisher to move into the web-based magazine sector after Dennis with Monkey.
Magazine: Jellyfish (www.jellyfishmag.com)
Creating a lifestyle magazine for the elusive male, aged 30 plus, is a notoriously complex task.
A magazine dedicated to shopping; what more could a girl ask for? At first glance Happy appears to have the right mix of fashion and beauty editorial, and is easy to navigate; the tear-off sticker pages offer readers the chance to highlight 'must-have' items. The novelty may well wear off, but they...
With 20 bits of creative to pick from and only one to review, which one do I go for? The sexy Lexus creative? Nope. The one that got the highest awareness? Yes. On face value, it might not be sexy, but it works. One of the great strengths of national newspapers is that they are a call-to-action medium....
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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