Opinion: Perspective - Why Monkey Tennis has more mileage than adland's ideas
16 Apr 2010 | by Rory Sutherland
One of the most painful moments from the archive of British television comes in the first episode
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Has Ofcom's TV airtime market probe done any good?...to reform the television airtime market (and we're ignoring for the time being its inquiries into the pay-TV ... the television business (as is widely predicted), all bets will be off. A consolidated market will, almost ...
One of the most painful moments from the archive of British television comes in the first episode
to find innovative ways to use TV advertising without typical TV costs....Neil Walker is not your typical Plannertarium attendee. Neither a TV planner nor buyer, his ... a fresh perspective on the use of TV and changed the way he works. Rory Sutherland was part ... or iPhone app; traditional media, such as TV, could be creatively used too. Having grown up in the digital ...
of business. - Can you expand on your idea for city-based TV channels. In the United States, almost every city has a local TV network. In many cases, several. Why is it that large cities such as Birmingham have no local TV channel when Birmingham in the US does, despite being a fraction of the size ...
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. Advertisers can give added depth to TV work or find a way to enliven the TV experience." MAYBE - JEAN ...
with commercial TV's high summer. And it mastered the medium brilliantly and memorably. Who needs reminding ... ? Finally, didn't CDP become so dazzled by its mastery of TV that it was blinded to the way technology ... 's more, the agency knew that for TV commercials to really engage, they must be well written. Too much ...
's poster depicting David Cameron as the 80s TV detective Gene Hunt and the appearance of a Tory spoof ...
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