London vs the Regions
Ken Livingstone voted London’s most influential personality
For the third year in succession mad.co.uk subscribers have voted London Mayor Ken Livingstone the most influential personality in the capital.
24 November 2006 |London Underground voted the capital’s top brand
The London Underground has been named as the brand most identifiable with the capital, according to an exclusive survey of professionals in London.
24 November 2006 |Regions lose allure for job moves
According to mad.co.uk’s annual survey of the capital’s marketing professionals, fewer people are now suggesting their next job move might be outside...
24 November 2006 |Introduction
“London calling at the top of the dial,” sang archetypal London band The...
24 November 2006 |Career prospects key benefit of London life
mad.co.uk subscribers have once again voted good career prospects the key...
24 November 2006 |News
Career prospects key benefit of London life
mad.co.uk subscribers have once again voted good career prospects the key benefit of London life. In a survey of professionals from both client and...
24 November 2006 |London agencies see large churn
Advertising agencies are known to suffer a fairly high staff churn and the latest mad.co.uk survey of the London marketing community bears this out,...
27 November 2006 |A poor show
An exclusive survey of creative professionals based in London carried out by mad.co.uk has revealed that email marketing is failing to make...
27 November 2006 |Adland fears recession and the internet
Despite a number of calls to action and pronouncements from senior adland figures and media executives, such as BSkyB’s James Murdoch, the marketing...
27 November 2006 |Features
Original and modern thinking
Peter Saville exclusively reveals what he refers to as "the signifier of the brand vision" for Manchester and talks in depth to Stuart Aitken about...
24 November 2006 |Losing its bottle
How much will iconic British brand HP Sauce suffer when production is moved from Birmingham to Holland, asks Jim Butcher?
24 November 2006 |Spirit of Scotland
Scotch whisky is undergoing something of a renaissance at the moment, driven by success in some unlikely corners of the world. Jim Butcher...
24 November 2006 |London by the sea
The creative scene in the South of England has traditionally been characterised by smaller independent agencies with a focus on local business and...
24 November 2006 |London
London remains leading light for UK creatives
London creatives have backed the capital as the UK’s key cultural and professional hub in an exclusive survey carried out by mad.co.uk.
24 November 2006 |London Underground voted the capital’s top brand
The London Underground has been named as the brand most identifiable with the capital, according to an exclusive survey of professionals in London.
24 November 2006 |Regions lose allure for job moves
According to mad.co.uk’s annual survey of the capital’s marketing professionals, fewer people are now suggesting their next job move might be outside...
24 November 2006 |Ken Livingstone voted London’s most influential personality
For the third year in succession mad.co.uk subscribers have voted London Mayor Ken Livingstone the most influential personality in the capital.
24 November 2006 |The North
Has Manchester got the X factor?
Manchester’s commercial radio market is about to welcome a new entrant, Xfm. But will the station that caused ripples in the London market have the...
13 March 2006 |Cains and able
Cains is becoming something of a local success story in Liverpool. Jim Butcher talks to the brewery’s joint managing director Sudarghara Dusanj about...
13 March 2006 |Boddingtons top brand in the North
Boddingtons has emerged as the North’s number one brand, despite no longer have a presence in Manchester.
13 March 2006 |Quality of life key benefit of Northern living
A better quality of life is the key reason why creatives working in the North of England chose to remain there, despite a common perception that the...
13 March 2006 |Scotland
Market forces
Scotland may only have five million inhabitants, but competition within the creative industries is fierce, writes Kerstin Kühn.
18 April 2006 |Trading places
The introduction of an electronic trading system has revolutionised the Scottish radio market, writes Tom Reed.
18 April 2006 |Creating ripples
Agencies in Edinburgh are justifiably proud of the work they produce. Kerstin Kühn talks to some of the city’s leading creative lights.
18 April 2006 |Irn Bru named Scotland’s top brand
AG Barr-owned carbonated drink Irn Bru has taken poll position in a survey of Scotland’s top brands.
18 April 2006 |The Midlands
Flying high
Four and a half years after its launch, Tom Reed takes a look at how Midlands-based airline bmibaby is faring.
09 June 2006 |The changing face of the Midlands
The Midlands is emerging as a creative force to be reckoned with. Kerstin Kühn investigates.
09 June 2006 |Cadbury named as Midlands top brand
Confectionery manufacturer Cadbury has been named as the Midlands’ top brand for the second year running.
09 June 2006 |High quality of life key to Midlanders
The good quality of life afforded to those working for an agency in the Midlands is the key advantage to living in the region.
09 June 2006 |The South
In the Navy
Earlier this month the Royal Navy, one of southern England’s biggest employers, caused a stir when it ended its association with advertising agency...
18 July 2006 |Park life
Tom Reed takes a look at how two of the South of England’s top theme parks, Thorpe Park and Chessington World of Adventures, are competing in the...
18 July 2006 |Sunseeker South’s number one brand
Yachting firm Sunseeker has emerged as the South’s top brand in an exclusive survey of creatives working in the region.
18 July 2006 |Good quality of life boosts south creatives
The good quality of life afforded to those working in the South is the key advantage to life in the region.
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