07 Feb 2000
| by COLIN GRIMSHAW
The Guardian and The Observer are increasing their efforts to win a
larger share of the fashion...The Guardian and The Observer are increasing their efforts to win a
larger share of the fashion and beauty market with the appointment of a
dedicated account manager, Naomi Settatree.
Settatree, who joins from outdoor sales house TDI, where she specialised
in fashion and beauty clients ...
19 Feb 1999
erupted last week. The Observer appeared to be
the only publication consistently publishing in letter...Rational behaviour appeared to have been forgotten by the press as
the furore over GM foods erupted last week. The Observer appeared to be
the only publication consistently publishing in letter form, informed,
rational and largely favourable opinion.
There is no doubt that the spectre ...
04 May 2000
| by IMELDA MICHALCZYK
The Observer has confirmed that it is to launch a monthly sports
magazine, Observer Sport Monthly...The Observer has confirmed that it is to launch a monthly sports
magazine, Observer Sport Monthly. The 68-page title will appear both as
a supplement and as a standalone title on newsstands.The launch will be
supported by a campaign by Ogilvy, covering TV, radio, posters and
promos. It aims ...
21 Mar 1997
| by DANNY ROGERS
to
getting re-elected. The Observer on 16 March had him top of a league
table of incompetent and accident...After the row over meat hygiene and the suppression of a report on
falling standards in abattoirs, the good news for Douglas Hogg is that
it probably won t go on much longer and he can turn his attention to
getting re-elected. The Observer on 16 March had him top of a league
table of incompetent ...
16 May 2008
| by Staff
The campaign, created by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, draws connections between a pint of Guinness and natural scenery, including the ocean. The strapline is: You can almost taste it. The ads, which run for five weeks, will appear in The Times, The Guardian and The Observer. It will be supported by the TV ...
04 Apr 1996
| by REBECCA DOWMAN
through the nation s BSE-hungry press is like
observing a hybrid of security guard, choreographer...Watching Department of Health information director Romola Christopherson
steer Stephen Dorrell through the nation s BSE-hungry press is like
observing a hybrid of security guard, choreographer and mother hen.
Having accompanied the minister through yet another press briefing, she
shadows him ...
02 Apr 1998
| by JANE BAINBRIDGE
The feminisation of society and the workplace is seen by many
observers as one of the most...The feminisation of society and the workplace is seen by many
observers as one of the most significant cultural shifts of the decade.
But spend any time surfing the Internet - a medium heralded ...
outdated.
Given that more women are using the Internet (and many observers suggest
the figures ...
10 Nov 2000
| by TIM ASHTON, a partner at Circus
, observed. I was enjoying the full, all-singing, all-dancing spectacular (otherwise known as interactive...You're creative, aren't you? I can tell,' Jane Marshall, Carlton Active's charming chief executive, observed. I was enjoying the full, all-singing, all-dancing spectacular (otherwise known as interactive advertising) for the first time.
Somewhere between a sophisticated Teletext and a poor man's internet ...
06 Dec 2002
| by MARK SWENEY
, focuses on supplements in national newspapers including The Sunday Times, The Observer Magazine ...
19 Aug 2005
The Daily Mail and The Observer have been forceful in their support of
Roche's oncology products in recent days. The Mail splashed on the fact
that the Scottish Medicines Consortium, Scotland's NICE ...
lottery'? Loud and clear. The Observer carried a hard-hitting editorial last
Sunday on MabThera ...