in the face of increasing globalisation? Tim Woolgar reports
03 Nov 2000 | by TIM WOOLGAR
's. They intuitively understand things such as flatter structures and less hierarchies,' Tim Hearn, St Luke's creative ...
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INTERACTIVE VIEW: Tim Ashton looks at five interactive ads to see how the medium is progressing
10 Nov 2000 | by TIM ASHTON, a partner at Circus
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.
' behaviour. The advertising industry is richer for the IPA's research bank, Tim Broadbent says
03 Nov 2000 | by TIM BROADBENT
them. Tim Broadbent is the executive planning director of Bates UK and the convenor of judges ...
of the world's strongest, but it faces an uncertain future. Tim Woolgar reports
03 Nov 2000 | by TIM WOOLGAR
Scandinavians are avid newspaper readers, .0generally consuming more newspapers per head than any other European country. In Finland in 1998, there were 455 copies sold per 1,000 inhabitants. In Sweden, 430 copies were sold per 1,000 inhabitants, while in Norway the number is even higher than in Finland,...
to new research, in the form of Europe 2000. Tim Woolgar examines its appeal
29 Sep 2000 | by TIM WOOLGAR
Europe 2000, the new survey by Ipsos-RSL, arrives at a time when European advertisers and media planners, especially for broadcast media, are crying out for reliable research data.
PRIVATE SURF: Tim Haywood, the director of digital@JWT, takes a look at Protein.co.uk
08 Sep 2000 | by TIM HAYWOOD
When your job is dependent on coming up with informed opinions about brands and new technologies, keeping up to date becomes an obsession. I ve always subscribed to a whole raft of newsletters and newsgroups but most of them are either US- focussed or pathologically dull. Protein is neither.
years at Emap, Tim Brooks is to join IPC, Anna Griffiths reports
08 Sep 2000 | by ANNA GRIFFITHS
Early on in the headliner interview, Tim Brooks fixes me with his gimlet eyes and recalls how...Early on in the headliner interview, Tim Brooks fixes me with his gimlet eyes and recalls how in his days as media editor of Campaign, he was given a generous expense account to extravagantly wine ... the market. Tim s primary objective will be to look at our brand assets and content and how ...
IPC appoints Emap Digital’s Tim Brooks to director role
01 Sep 2000 | by MATTHEW COWEN
IPC Media has lured Emap Digital s executive director, Tim Brooks, to IPC SouthBank, to replace...IPC Media has lured Emap Digital s executive director, Tim Brooks, to IPC SouthBank, to replace the departing managing director, Colin Reeves-Smith. Brooks, who was the managing director of Emap ... . She also raised IPC s marketing efforts profile. Bailey said: Tim is a journalist ...
PRIVATE SURF: Tim Fendley, the chief branding officer at Icon Medialab, takes a look at bigbrother.terra.com
01 Sep 2000 | by ALASDAIR REID
While the Big Brother real-life opera delivers engaging television highlights, Channel 4 s accompanying website promises in-depth, 24-hour surveillance for the dedicated voyeur. Live webcasts allow us to survey the lack of action whenever we want (in masochistic anticipation that something interesting...
Tim Nice But Dim promotes British meat
25 Aug 2000 | by JENNY WATTS
Tim Nice But Dim, the hapless character created by the comedian Harry Enfield, is fronting a...Tim Nice But Dim, the hapless character created by the comedian Harry Enfield, is fronting a ... one, Tim shows how to prepare a simple meal with either beef or lamb. Each commercial ... . The campaign also encourages people to be more experimental with recipes. Although Tim manages ...
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Making the most of mobile
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.
