MPG wins £11m Bmi business
MPG has scooped the £11m media planning and buying business for Bmi. The appointment follows a competitive pitch against Walker Media and incumbent PHD.
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John Menzies Digital has appointed Sarah Clegg as managing director. She replaces Simon Clough, who is leaving after completing the launch of a...
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Analysis
Trade bodies must be on their mettle
It is reassuring to see trade bodies come out fighting when their members’ backs are against the wall and the DMA did itself proud this week,...
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Budweiser needs to beef up brand perception
Whassup with Anheuser-Busch? The home of Budweiser has decided to cede power as a family business to Inbev but the prospective new owners of the...
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Features
Bubble or bust?
They may be a huge hit with consumers, but social-networking sites have yet to live up to their mega-buck valuations, as advertisers are put off by...
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On the right track?
The belief that flat racing needs to broaden its appeal is widely held, but critics rounded on the Sovereign Series following its launch. Here,...
17 July 2008 |
Conversation starter
For brands to create a successful corporate blog, they must offer a personalised viewpoint and not compromise on real customer feedback. Sean...
17 July 2008 |
What the papers say
Textured, translucent or scented? Scott Billings discovers a new generation of special paper stocks that are spurring design ideas. They're also a...
17 July 2008 |
and finally...
A man from Florida has traded in the right to name his unborn son for £50 worth of petrol. This came about after the hosts of a local radio station offered $100 of petrol to the listener who had the most interesting item to trade. Obviously David Partin’s offer to let them name his unborn son was a winner. As a result his son will be named Dixon Willoughby after the hosts Richard Dixon and J Willoughby. Richard J would have been a lot less cruel!Sponsored Links
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Heinz’s latest idea is half baked
Heinz’s latest idea is half baked
As if Heinz has not got itself into enough trouble with the Deli Mayo ad it now wants to remove an iconic part of its heritage – it want to drop the word “baked” from “Baked Beanz”.
