18 Dec 1998
| by JOHN TYLEE
by Howard Spivey, BMP s head of television.
...
18 Dec 1998
| by ALASDAIR REID
- such as the Independent Television Commission -
appear to realise that the rules need rewriting. The Government is also
preparing for a radical reappraisal of the media environment. It s not
just a tele-vision thing - while ...
mood. We ve put a few runs on the board this year, especially
in tele-vision. Two events stand out ...
18 Dec 1998
| by STEFANO HATFIELD
Allmond
stuns the industry (especially CIA) by setting up shop and landing the
#110 million BT TV ...
Sullivan shake-up of magazine publishing ... Archibald Ingall
Stretton ... digital television ... Dominic ...
... ITV blasts ISBA s plans to overhaul TV trading ... the
egos get in the way of the McManus ...
18 Dec 1998
| by JOHN OWEN
Ads that appear to poke fun at limbless landmine victims are being
used by a charity to draw attention to the sick joke of uncleared
mines.
Complaints about the TV, poster and radio campaign ...
,
have agreed to run it. The BACC has approved a TV ad for screening after
the agency toned down ...
18 Dec 1998
| by FRANCESCA NEWLAND
Bartle Bogle Hegarty has developed a 1999 branding campaign for
Audi, scheduled to break on 1 January.
The black-and-white TV commercial, called airport , continues the
individuality theme ...
-second spot will run until May 1999 on national terrestrial and
satellite TV.
Press work ...
18 Dec 1998
| by CLAIRE COZENS
succession
of TV personalities, including Terry Venables, each of whom revert to
type when they drink ...
18 Dec 1998
| by CLAIRE BEALE
Krispies and
Frosties. A TV and press campaign through J. Walter Thompson breaks in
early January ...
first TV campaign in the new year,
featuring its owner and star presenter, Chris Evans. The TV ...
18 Dec 1998
| by EMMA HALL and ANNA GRIFFITHS
to pitch against Delaney Fletcher Bozell, the
incumbent on IPC s TV Times account.
McDuff added ...
18 Dec 1998
| by JOHN OWEN
begin talking to clients next year about developing TV programming.
Stamp said he had been ...
18 Dec 1998
| by ANNA GRIFFITHS
Bulgaria s winemakers, long regarded as plonk producers by UK
drinkers, have appointed M s first privately
owned wine company, which says it will put a #2 million annual spend
behind its bid to take on the British wine market.
The appointment is expected to lead to a TV push by the middle of next
year ...
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