Observer 'Gobble-di-gook' by Wieden & Kennedy London
18 Feb 2010
The Observer is to relaunch on Sunday, ditching three of its monthly magazines and switching to a
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Guardian 'fairytales' by Wieden & Kennedy London
07 Oct 2009
and Observer reader promotion to collect a seven-part series of well-known fairytales starting this weekend.
Subway 'we've got a sub for that' by Mccann Erickson London
15 Sep 2009
A man suffers a humiliating experience when he finds he has stripped off in front of a crowd observing a hypnotic experiment. The TV is supported by outdoor. ...
Dell 'treats' by Mother New York
23 Jun 2009
Promoting its Inspiron Laptops, the campaign, created by Mother New York, sees the workers observing the manufacturing process in a magical factory, powered by fantastical machines. ...
MEDIA CHOICE: THE OBSERVER
14 Jan 1999 | by DAMIEN BLACKDEN, Press Director, Zenith
The thing about The Observer is that it should be an absolute run-away success, given its powerful...The thing about The Observer is that it should be an absolute run-away success, given its ... s Weekend offering cannot have enhanced The Observer s sales. Roger Alton, architect of the former s acclaimed G2 section, was therefore drafted in to deal with The Observer s circulation fall to around ...
Media choice: The Observer
18 Jan 2006 | by Tim Lindsay, Chairman, Publicis UK Group
Let me declare my hand. I am a committed Observer reader. I think it is the best paper in the world.... The Observer's shift to the same format has also been smoothly achieved, with equal improvements in content ... it feel that The Observer's switch was less about the reader and more about keeping those new presses hard at it. One of the best innovations made recently by The Observer is its monthly magazines, but I am ...
Media Lifeline: The Observer
21 Mar 2008
January 2006: The Observer not only relaunches in Berliner format (The Guardian had already done so back in September), but it also introduces Observer Woman, an addition to its stable of monthly titles - Observer Sport Monthly, Observer Food Monthly and Observer Music Monthly - published in rotation ...
Media Lifeline: The Observer's magazines
02 Dec 2005
Observer Woman will complete the monthly cycle and support the Berliner launch....1964: The Observer follows in the footsteps of The Sunday Times by launching a colour supplement ... : Following Guardian Media Group's acquisition of The Observer in 1993, it is relaunched under its editorial ... : The launch of Observer Sport Monthly, a 68-page colour magazine published on the first Sunday of each month ...
DESIGN CHOICE: The Observer Review
09 Sep 1999 | by PAUL BURGESS, Creative Director, Wilson
eye. Cue The Observer Review section. It s refreshing to see a newspaper design that doesn ... columns, allowing the page (and me) space to breathe. The Observer s face-lift began about three ...
MEDIA CHOICE: THE OBSERVER FOOD
26 Apr 2001
Fran Cassidy, Director of marketing, Carlton Sales The prospect of Observer's Food Monthly and Nigel Slater's editorship of 60-plus pages of perfectly chopped and diced prose left my salivary glands working overtime in anticipation. The result did not disappoint. What comes across ...
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