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MCBD triumphs at 2006 Press Awards.(Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy's long-copy Millets ad won the top prize at the Campaign Press Awards last night. 'Long list', a 339-word tribute to the joys of a typical family camping trip, was named Best Individual Press Advertisement....

P&G to create first digital roster.(Procter & Gamble Co.)
April 28, 2006... World's largest advertiser lays groundwork to shift advertising away from traditional media in Europe. Procter & Gamble is putting together its first digital agency roster for Western Europe as it gears up to increase its investment in...

Lowe hires Morgan as strategy director.(Lowe London )(Rebecca Morgan)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Lowe London has appointed BT's head of marketing communications, Rebecca Morgan, to the newly created role of chief strategy officer. The agency has been without a management-level planner since the departure of Russ Lidstone to JWT...

AMV to handle BT's media planning account.(Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO)(BT Group PLC)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... PHD is attempting to move its pounds 59 million BT media planning account into its Omnicom sibling Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO because of conflict with its Yell directories business. The news comes three weeks after AMV was forced to resign...

Abbey to call pitch for credit card task.(Abbey National PLC)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Abbey is looking for a direct marketing agency to handle the relaunch of its credit cards in the UK. The company has appointed the AAR to conduct the pitch and a shortlist is being drawn up. The review will not affect its roster agencies...

COI hunts agencies for two digital briefs.(National Blood Service.)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... COI is talking to digital agencies on briefs for the Home Office/Department of Health's Frank drugs initiative and for the National Blood Service. The National Blood Service is seeking an agency to handle its online communications as...

Vodafone invests in AFP to support music plans.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Mobile phone operator will use TV and radio to build an association with music. Vodafone is backing its live music strategy with a heavy investment in advertiser-funded programming. Branded programming on Channel 4 and across 51 FM...

Warner reviews DM and creative briefs.(Warner Breaks)(direct marketing)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The hotel and resort company Warner Breaks is reviewing its creative and direct marketing business. The company is understood to be in talks with seven agencies and will draw up a shortlist of three. Agencies have been asked to develop...

Ad industry pays tribute at Webster's memorial service.(memorial services)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Hundreds of people from the ad industry and beyond will gather today (Thursday) in memory of one of advertising's best-known and most- loved creatives. John Webster, the creator of Smash Martians, the Honey Monster and the Cresta bear,...

Patrick Cox seeks creative ad agency.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The luxury shoe designer Patrick Cox is talking to agencies about its creative advertising account. Genny Madeira, the sales and marketing director at Patrick Cox, is overseeing the pitch and is in conversations with agencies about a...

Independent loses Keith Yonish to IPC.(IPC Advertising)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Keith Yonish, the creative director of The Independent's solutions division, is leaving the newspaper. Yonish will take the role of director of creative solutions at IPC Advertising. He has been briefed to develop creative resources...

Bank of America moots MBNA review.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Bank of America is looking at its media arrangements outside of the US following last year's acquisition of the credit- card company MBNA. The US bank is expected to explore the possibility of putting parts of its MBNA media business...

Kleinman and Ledwidge found production house.(Danny Kleinman)( Ringan Ledwidge )(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The directors behind 'noitulove' and 'getting dressed' go into business together. The commercials directors Danny Kleinman and Ringan Ledwidge are joining forces to launch a new production company. The as-yet-unnamed company will be...

Pair exit WCRS to set up Escape Partners.(WCRS Group PLC)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... WCRS's head of art, Mike Wells, and his partner, Will Barnett, have left the agency to found their own marketing consultancy, Escape Partners. The new shop intends to offer branded content for mobiles, programming deals and sponsorship,...

Opodo seeks direct marketing agency.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The online travel service Opodo is talking to direct marketing agencies about its UK DM account. The company has started contacting agencies about the business, with chemistry meetings being held over the next week. A pitch will follow...

Mustoes loses EUR20m Aquarius brief to Nitro.(Coca-Cola Great Britain)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Nitro is believed to have snatched Coca-Cola's EUR20 million Aquarius account from Mustoes after only three months. Nitro, Mustoes and one other undisclosed agency pitched for the pan-European fruit-flavoured sports drink business. Nitro...

Daily Mail and Daily Express hike prices.(Daily Mail and General Trust PLC)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The Daily Mail and the Daily Express have both increased their coverprices by 5p. It is the first time the Mail, which increased from 40p to 45p, has put up its coverprice in five years. The Mail's rival the Express, owned by Richard...

BBH branches into brand creation with Zag launch.(Bartle Bogle Hegarty Ltd.)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Nigel Bogle to run the venture with former Unilever brand director Neil Munn. Bartle Bogle Hegarty is launching a brand invention arm. Called Zag, the venture will be run by the former Unilever global brand director Neil Munn and the BBH...

Govt draws up code for gambling TV ads.(Department of Culture, Media and Sport)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The Department of Culture, Media and Sport is drawing up a code to govern TV ads for the gambling industry. The culture secretary, Tessa Jowell, recently proposed rules for the industry to promote 'socially responsible gambling'. Her...

WWAV scoops pounds 4m task for Smile Train.(WWAV Rapp Collins)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The Smile Train, the US cleft-palate charity, has appointed WWAV Rapp Collins to handle the pounds 4 million direct account for its UK launch. WWAV triumphed in a three-way pitch against undisclosed agencies. The agency is developing a...

20:20 stripped of Direct silver awards.(Craik Jones Watson Mitchell Voelkel)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Rapier and Craik Jones awarded Campaign silver gongs after CSI: New York launch work is disqualified. 20:20 London has been stripped of its two Campaign Direct silver awards for its CSI: New York campaign for five, after the Advertising...

WPP and Omnicom report worldwide revenue increase.(WPP Group PLC)(Omnicom UK PLC)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... WPP and Omnicom have reported increased revenues in the first quarter of 2006. However, the WPP results also showed that the UK is the slowest-growing region for the network. Overall, WPP posted a reported revenue increase of 23 per...

DfT agrees ad agency terms with COI.(Department for Transport)(Central Office of Information )
April 28, 2006... COI and the Department for Transport have reached a compromise over the latter's agency arrangements, ending a three-year stand-off. Under the new arrangement, COI will have no direct involvement in the DfT's dealings with agencies, but...

MediaCom picks up Enjoy England brief.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Enjoy England, the domestic marketing division of Visit-Britain, has hired MediaCom to handle media for its new campaign. The appointment followed a three-way pitch, handled by COI, which also included Carat and ZenithOptimedia. ...

Channel 4 reveals profits rise but wants govt cash.(Channel 4 Television Co.)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Despite profits growth of 4.9 per cent, C4 expects a future shortfall in finances. The Channel 4 chief executive, Andy Duncan, has warned there will be a period of decline at the broadcaster unless the Government increases its funding....

Times signs Comet deal for World Cup.(Times Newspapers)(Comet Group PLC)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Times Newspapers has signed an exclusive deal with Comet to support the electrical retailer's World Cup activity. Comet is to run integrated activity across The Times and its listings title The Knowledge. The six-figure campaign is...

Sumo scoops Fresh Creative Grand Prix.(Fresh Creative Awards )(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The North-East-based agency Sumo has won the Grand Prix at this year's national final of the Fresh Creative Awards for its 'bound' self-promotion campaign. The agency also scooped two golds, three silvers and two bronzes at the awards,...

WCRS names Law and Okin as new planning directors.(Simon Law)(Giselle Okin)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... WCRS is expanding its planning department with the appointment of two new planning directors. Simon Law, the planning director at Goodby Silverstein & Partners in San Francisco, is joining the agency next week, while Giselle Okin has...

Media Forum: Has teatime TV become sexy?(television)
April 28, 2006... Should broadcasters ape Channel 4 and invest more in teatime, Alasdair Reid asks. There's always been something nightmarish about the thick end of daytime TV. This is a late afternoon world defined by Newsround and Neighbours, The...

Media: Chatter.
April 28, 2006... 'Oh stop it. You're obsessed with money. We are a private company. I make a million a week and everyone gets paid.' - Richard Desmond, the Northern & Shell owner, responding to questions from The Sunday Times on why he pays himself so much...

Media: OMD UK wins Portuguese Tourism Authority account.
April 28, 2006... OMD UK has won the pounds 1 million Portuguese Tourism Authority account. National press activity will support tourism in the Algarve region of the country.

Media: Mark Wood joins Freedom Media as commercial director.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Mark Wood, the former commercial director of Sky Media, has joined Freedom Media as commercial director. Freedom has created branded content such as the Pepsi World Challenge TV series. Other clients include Sony and Mastercard.

Media: MindShare Performance negotiates marketing partnership.
April 28, 2006... MindShare Performance, MindShare's sports and entertainment consultancy, has negotiated a global marketing partnership between DHL and Paramount Pictures for Mission Impossible III.

Media: Kinetic poaches Asda Wal-Mart marketing manager.
April 28, 2006... Kinetic has poached the Asda Wal-Mart marketing manager, Graham Gordon, to head the retail unit of its new division Destination Media Group.

Media: Sci Fi Channel launches campaign.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The Sci Fi Channel is launching a campaign to promote its primetime series Medium. The month-long activity, created by Sci Fi and planned by Rocket, will run on Sky One, Hallmark, Living and ITV2.

Media: The North West Enquirer launches this week.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The North West Enquirer, a paid-for weekly newspaper for the North West region, launches this week. The title, priced at pounds 1 and on sale each Thursday, has signed a distribution deal with the Financial Times that will enable it to reach...

Media: ITV secures terrestrial TV rights to new Bond film.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... ITV has secured the terrestrial TV rights to the new James Bond film Casino Royale. The deal also includes exclusive rights to additional runs of the 22-film James Bond movie library.

Media: Manchester Evening News closes its Lite edition.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The Manchester Evening News is closing its Lite edition and will go free in the city centre. Some 50,000 copies of the Manchester Evening News will be distributed free of charge each weekday morning from 7am.

Media: Turner Classic Movies to launch TCM2 channel.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Turner Classic Movies will launch its TCM2 channel on Sky Digital on 2 May. The new channel, which will broadcast between 7pm and 3am daily, is designed to complement its sister channel, TCM.

Media: Homechoice to introduce new on-demand digital channel.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Homechoice, the digital home network, is to introduce a new on-demand digital channel dedicated to African films. The African Movie Channel will show new and recent releases from the major African film production houses.

Media: BBC Origin launches its first puzzle magazine.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... BBC Origin is launching its first puzzle magazine, which will be linked to the BBC4 panel game Mind Games. Mind Games will make its debut on 6 June.

Media: The Country Channel to appear in preview format on 1 May.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The Country Channel, a web-based TV channel for country people, will appear in preview format on 1 May. The channel, which is available via broadband internet connections, will focus on countryside interests and pursuits including...

Media: JCDecaux to sponsor Outdoor Advertising category at festival.(Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... JCDecaux is to sponsor the Outdoor Advertising Category at the forthcoming Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival. It is the first time the festival will have a separate outdoor category.

Media: ITV signs T-Mobile as sponsor.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... ITV has signed T-Mobile as the sponsor of its coverage of Soccer Aid on ITV1 and ITV2. Soccer Aid involves World Cup legends and celebrities teaming up in an England against the Rest of the World charity match in aid of Unicef on 27 May.

Media Headliner: Determined Henry drives ITV to digital diversity.(Jeff Henry)
April 28, 2006... If he can replicate his success at Hallmark, Jeff Henry should become ITV's next chief executive, Darren Davidson writes. Jeff Henry might not be the most famous name in the TV industry, but it is a name you will be hearing a lot more of...

Media Lifeline: Capital FM.(Capital FM Network restructuring)
April 28, 2006... Management restructures have failed to restore Capital to its top-dog position in London radio. September 2003: One month into his dual role as the managing director and programming supremo of 95.8 Capital FM, Keith Pringle confirms...

Media Perspective: Media shops make ad agencies look feckless and flabby.(Willott Kingston Smith's Marketing Monitor report)
April 28, 2006... A study of last week's Marketing Monitor report from Willott Kingston Smith could leave you thinking that ad agencies and media agencies have very little in common. About as little in common, in fact, as the approaches taken by the...

Media: All About ... The Week.(Dennis Publishing)
April 28, 2006... The news digest title is launching its first ad campaign. News digest magazines such as The Week have a long and illustrious history - after all, one of the world's biggest media brands, Time, started life as little more than a...

Media: Things we like.(broadcasting services)
April 28, 2006... RICKY GERVAIS' SIMPSONS EPISODE The episode of The Simpsons written by, and starring, Ricky Gervais pulled in 2.2 million viewers for Sky One last Sunday - the highest-ever audience for a Simpsons episode on the Sky channel. The...

Media: Double Standards - Why 'no amount of puff can make a turkey fly'.(Channel 4 Television Co.)(ITV PLC)(Interview)
April 28, 2006... The marketing chiefs at Channel 4 and ITV talk about what they want from their media agencies and the challenges posed by new technology and multichannel. POLLY COCHRANE - DIRECTOR OF MARKETING, CHANNEL 4 - How much difference can a...

Media: Strategy Analysis - DfT alerts teenagers to road safety.(Department for Transport)
April 28, 2006... Brand: Think! Teenage Road Safety Client: Department for Transport Brief: Make teens start to consider road safety as an issue relevant to them Target audience: UK teenagers aged 11 to 16 years old Budget: Less than pounds 1 million...

Media: A Moment with Marquis.(political communication)
April 28, 2006... Isn't it ironic that our New Labour government, the most media-conscious of all time, commits so many communications howlers? As the local elections approach, the national papers are reporting demands from wealthy Labour Party donors for...

The World: New York - O&M wins Johnson & Johnson Beijing Olympics brief.(Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide Inc.)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Johnson & Johnson has handed the creative brief for its sponsorship of the 2008 Beijing Olympics to Ogilvy & Mather. The agency pitched against J&J's other roster shops McCann Erickson, Lowe, TBWA and JWT. A spokesman for J&J said:...

The World: Dublin - Ulster TV and ITV table bids for CanWest's TV3 stake.(Ulster Television PLC)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Ulster Television and ITV have both made bids for Dublin's TV3 after the Canadian media group CanWest decided to sell its 55 per cent share in the broadcaster. The remaining 45 per cent was originally purchased by Granada, which is now...

The World: Berlin - Kramer replaces van Ejik as MEC Germany chief executive.(Thilo Kramer)(Eduard van Ejik)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Mediaedge:cia Germany has named Thilo Kramer its chief executive. Kramer, who has worked at the network for the past eight years, replaces Eduard van Ejik, who is stepping down from the position to pursue outside interests. Kramer...

The World: Warsaw - Axel Springer targets Poland with newspaper launch.(Axel Springer Verlag AG)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Axel Springer is launching an upmarket daily newspaper in Poland. The new title, Dziennik, is aimed at young professionals and expects to reach a circulation of 150,000. It will compete with the two Polish titles Gazeta Wyborcza and...

The World: Beijing - Euro RSCG promotes Mason Lin to role of chairman.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Mason Lin, the chief executive of Euro RSCG Greater China, has been promoted to the new post of chairman. Richard Tan, the former executive vice-president, will assume Lin's vacated position. Lin will work closely with the Euro RSCG...

The World: Beijing - Li-Ning reviews pounds 17m creative.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... The Chinese sportswear brand Li-Ning has put its pounds 17 million creative account up for pitch as it prepares for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. The review will see the incumbent agency, Leo Burnett, which has held the account since 2004,...

The World: San Francisco - Universal hands Soldano global Microsoft role.(Universal McCann )(Steve Soldano )(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Universal McCann has appointed Steve Soldano (pictured) to the position of global managing partner on its Microsoft account. Soldano joins from MindShare New York, where he was the worldwide strategic planning director working on accounts...

The World: New York - BBC World appoints BBDO to launch news channel.(BBDO New York )(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... BBC World has appointed BBDO New York to launch its 24-hour BBC World News channel in the US. The agency's appointment follows BBC World's cable distribution deal with Cablevision and also comes three months after it announced a similar...

The World: Brussels - Publicis Groupe buys independent Duval Guillaume.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Publicis has acquired Duval Guillaume, Belgium's largest independent full-service agency. The company, which has offices in Brussels, Antwerp, Paris and New York, will remain autonomous from Publicis Groupe and continue to function under...

The World: Singapore - Madon takes BBDO creative helm as Wee departs.(Farrokh Madon)(Francis Wee)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Francis Wee, the executive creative director of BBDO's Singapore office, has resigned without a job to go to after four years at the agency. Farrokh Madon, the creative director, will replace him. Chris Thomas (pictured), the chairman and...

The World: Seoul - LG invites shops to pitch for consolidated media account.(LG Electronics Inc.)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... LG, the Korean consumer electronics giant, has called a regional media review to consolidate all of its planning and buying duties into one agency. LG's media is currently handled by a group of local agencies. The company has invited a...

The World: Networks eye China's provincial mass audience.(Industry overview)
April 28, 2006... Publicis is the latest Western network to look beyond the major cities through its deal with Betterway, James Hamilton says. China is the fourth-largest economy in the world; the fifth-largest advertising market. With a population of more...

The World: Insider's View - Japan.(Industry overview)
April 28, 2006... The speed with which advertisers have embraced technology means media that seem new to Westerners are commonplace in Japan, Jeremy Perrott writes. It is amazing what you take for granted sometimes. Take living here in Tokyo - I mean, if...

Close-Up: Newsmaker - TMW founders cash in on Creston's expansion.(Tullo Marshall Warren)
April 28, 2006... The three founders are taking Creston shares to demonstrate their commitment to their direct agency, Ian Darby reports. It started inauspiciously, with three men in a room in Stockwell, south London, 19 years ago. However, these three...

Close-Up: Live Issue - Do party political ads really work?(Labour Party )
April 28, 2006... Labour's swipe at David Cameron grabbed headlines, but will the ad backfire, Noel Bussey asks. Last week, Labour unveiled its latest weapon in the battle against the Conservatives: a cartoon chameleon called Dave. Dave stars in an...

Close-Up: 24 Hours with ... Neil Jones, Carat UK.(Diary entry)
April 28, 2006... Name: Neil Jones Job: Managing director, Carat UK Professional mission: Do great work for our clients and have a fun working environment in which we work seamlessly as a team Personal mantra: Do as you would be done by 6.45am...

Editorial: Adland's adaptability is tested in turbulent times.(IPA Bellwether Report )(Editorial)
April 28, 2006... Sometimes the economic climate can seem so harsh and unforgiving as to make most of adland want to rush to the nearest panic room, slam the door and wait for the storm to pass. April has been a month when the turbulence appears to be...

Editorial: Loncraine return is a boon to advertising.(Richard Loncraine)(Editorial)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... None of the above is to suggest TV advertising is in its death throes. A well-scripted and produced TV spot still has huge persuasive power even in these days of fragmenting media. So it is good to hear Richard Loncraine, who directed...

Opinion: Perspective - Chuck Brymer must help DDB London find its feet.
April 28, 2006... It's not every day you'll get a Prime Minister writing a testimonial about an advertising creative, but that's exactly what Tony Blair was moved to do in honour of John Webster and his work (page 24) Much more important, however, is that...

Opinion: On the Campaign Couch ... with JB.
April 28, 2006... Q: My agency recently picked up a new client with a spend of pounds 50 million. It's a great win for us but the bastards will not verify the size of the account so it hasn't gone on to Campaign's new-business league. How can I rectify this...

Diary: On the QT ..(Maxim International)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... In a recent meeting with investors, the managing director of Dennis Publishing's consumer division, Bruce Sandell, wanted to demonstrate how Maxim was a more upmarket proposition than its rivals in the men's magazine market. In a bid to...

Diary: Sorrell stands far behind Saatchis in adland's rich.(Sunday Times Rich List)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... If you can bear to look for long enough without turning green with envy, you may notice that amid the bankers and landed gentry of The Sunday Times Rich List, the world of advertising and media had a fair representation. Lords Maurice...

Diary: Sore losers offer advice to BBH on BA's bad brief.(Bartle Bogle Hegarty Ltd.)(British Airways PLC)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... It has come to Diary's attention that a cheeky letter is doing the rounds of the ad industry that offers Bartle Bogle Hegarty some words of wisdom in cracking what seems to have become a tricky British Airways brief. Following...

Diary: Industry knows agony of the long-distance runner.(26th London Marathon)(Event overview)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Far from its image as a refuge for indolent pleasure-seekers, the ad industry should be proud of its showing at the 26th London Marathon last Sunday. The Diary extends a warm congratulatory hand and a warmer can of Ralgex to all those...

Diary: Water-cooler monitor.
April 28, 2006... WHAT TOPICS HAS THE INDUSTRY BEEN DISCUSSING THIS WEEK? THE TALK TIME SPENT Come on down, the price is right. Tullo Marshall 2 hrs 29 mins Warren's pounds 38 million price...

Diary: Pick of the Week - Saatchi & Saatchi/Carlsberg.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... John Tylee goes misty-eyed over Saatchi & Saatchi's 'old lions' ad for Carlsberg: 'Definitely one for old gits like me who yearn for the game's return to a more innocent age, free of preening, pampered prima donnas. Shilton, Ball and the...

Diary: Turkey of the Week - Leo Burnett/McDonald's.(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Darren Davidson isn't lovin' Leo Burnett's latest TV ad for McDonald's: 'Looking at David Dickinson's perma-tanned orange face does not make me want to eat at McDonald's. The exact opposite, in fact. The spot promotes the fast-food...

Webster's Legacy.(obituary)(Obituary)
April 28, 2006... In the week of his memorial service, Caroline Marshall looks back at the life's work of John Webster, while those who worked with him pay tribute to his memory. John Webster and BMP notched up an extraordinarily successful 36-year...

The Work: New Campaigns - UK.(Abbott Mead Vickers/BBDO Ltd)(Wieden and Kennedy Amsterdam)(Saatchi and Saatchi)
April 28, 2006... ONE TO LOOK OUT FOR - CAMELOT - MIGRATE Project: Migrate Client: Howard Groves, director, game development, Camelot Brief: Engage players with the core promise of the Lottery by engaging their imaginations Creative agency: Abbott Mead...

The Work: New Campaigns - The World.(Hunter/Red Cell)(DDB Canada)(Publicis Italy)
April 28, 2006... SAFILO - MANY WAYS - ITALY Project: Many ways Client: Roberto Vedovolto, chief executive, Safilo Group Brief: Strengthen Safilo Group's image as the worldwide leader in the high-end and luxury eyewear sector Creative agency: Publicis...

The Work: Private View.(Unilever Group)(Halifax Bank of Scotland)(Lucozade Sport)
April 28, 2006... CREATIVE - Trevor Beattie, partner, Beattie McGuinness Bungay Things I hate: footballers. Football supporters. Karaoke. The word podcast. Country-and-western music. Things I've been asked to review this week: the Adidas football...

Movers: Appointment at McCann Erickson Communications House.(Mark Dickinson)(Brief article)
April 28, 2006... Mark Dickinson - The former OMD marketing director, Mark Dickinson, has joined McCann Erickson Communications House as its new-business director. Dickinson, who will split his time between London and Manchester, is charged with...

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