Campaign articles from January 2005

Campaign archives from January 2005

Garry Lace returns with top Lowe role.(Lowe Group PLC)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Lowe's new worldwide boss Tony Wright stuns adland with a show of faith in the former Grey London chief executive. Garry Lace is set for a sensational return to the agency scene as the boss of the Lowe agency in London. His appointment...

Livingstone blow to Metro's monopoly.(Ken Livingstone plans to make a new agreement to distribute Metro newspaper in London)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Richard Desmond's plans to launch a London freesheet received a fillip this week as Ken Livingstone invited tenders for the right to distribute a free London afternoon paper via the Tube. A pitch for the afternoon contract threatens...

ITV plots UKTV bid to boost digital presence.(ITV PLC plans to acquire UKTV portfolio of digital television channels)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... ITV plc is plotting a bid for the UKTV portfolio of digital television channels in a move designed to shore up its stake in the digital TV future. Although ITV has yet to make a formal bid, it is understood the move is under serious...

Omnicom in talks to buy 180 hotshop.
January 14, 2005... Omnicom has opened talks with 180, with a view to acquiring the Netherlands-based creative hotshop. Although the companies are discussing a number of different options, the most likely outcome will see 180 positioned as a standalone...

Haymarket coup as BBC sells Eve title.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Haymarket Publishing has bought the women's glossy Eve from BBC Magazines and plans to make it the flagship title in a new women's interest group. The sale of Eve - Britain's fastest-growing women's monthly - is the result of the BBC's...

Liberty holds pitch for store-card task.(plans to make a contract with an advertising agency)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Liberty, the upmarket department store based in London's West End, is holding a pitch for its direct marketing. The retailer, which reported strong pre-Christmas sales up 14.2 per cent on last year, wants to appoint an agency to handle the...

IDS investigation delays deals.
January 14, 2005... IDS's airtime deal negotiations are hit by Telewest's internal review into 'certain business practices' Airtime deal negotiations by the Telewest-owned sales division IDS have been hit by the internal investigation into alleged commission...

Saatchis brings Miami Ad School to the UK.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The Miami Ad School, one of the most prestigious training grounds for advertising students in the world, is opening in London in a link-up with Saatchi & Saatchi. The agency is launching the school in its Charlotte Street building, where...

McCann appoints MacDonald.(Chris MacDonald appointed at McCann Erickson)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Chris MacDonald, the Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R managing partner, is joining McCann Erickson as its client services director, completing the agency's senior management line-up. MacDonald will report to the McCann chief executive,...

Jim Freeman leads Telegraph trading.(appointments, promotions and dismissals at The Telegraph Group)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The Telegraph Group has continued to build its new management team with the hiring of Jim Freeman from ZenithOptimedia to head trading across its operations. Freeman, ZenithOptimedia's group head of press and radio, will report to Dave...

Cdp-travissully joins Bacardi's roster.(contracts)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Bacardi, the wines and spirits giant, has added cdp-travissully to its roster with a brief to win over more young drinkers across the world to its main Carta Blanca brand. The assignment is a response to the likely long-term decline in the...

The gloves come off as the Tories unveil their new poster campaign.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The feud between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown is exploited in a new poster campaign unveiled this week by the Conservatives, as party sources hinted at further advertising to capitalise on the Labour rift. The poster, produced by Immediate...

Tate & Lyle hands CHI entire portfolio.(Clemmow Hornby Inge )(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Clemmow Hornby Inge has been appointed to the pounds 3 million advertising account for Tate & Lyle following a competitive pitch. CHI presented against Mustoes and Fallon to secure the business. The pitch was handled by ISBA. The brief...

Subaru gears up for ad offensive.(Subaru (UK) Ltd.)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Subaru, the Japanese car manufacturer, is reviewing its agency arrangements and doubling its adspend in an attempt to improve its share of the UK car market. Mother, Walsh Trott Chick Smith and Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy will pitch...

Saatchis appoints planning director.(Bobby Hui and Jeremy Thorpe-Woods appointed)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Saatchi & Saatchi has named Bobby Hui as its new planning director as part of a reshuffle that sees Jeremy Thorpe-Woods moved to a global planning role. In the newly created position of knowledge director, Thorpe-Woods will report directly...

AOL adds Rise to its roster of agencies.(Rise Communications, AOL (UK) Ltd.)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Rise Communications, the communications planning agency, has been appointed by AOL to work on its broadband offer. The agency will work alongside AOL's existing roster agencies, which include Grey and the media agency Vizeum, to increase...

Xfm hires Mother for audience drive.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The youth radio brand Xfm has hired Mother to its creative advertising account, as it looks to achieve a national reach of one million listeners. According to the latest Rajar figures, the audience of the Capital Radio-owned station, which...

Heresy to lead Red Cross abuse drive.(advertising contracts)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The Red Cross has picked Heresy to spearhead a campaign that aims to get governments to do more to protect people imprisoned as a result of the 'war on terror'. The agency is developing a TV film and a print campaign to run in regional,...

Carol Potter steps up to handle Unilever for J. Walter Thompson.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... J. Walter Thompson has appointed Carol Potter to the position of global business director on its pounds 55 million Unilever brief. Potter, the global business director for the Diamond Trading Company, takes over from Tim Davis. His role at...

Kemsley returns to agency life at MWO.(Adrian Kemsley appointed at Mortimer Whittaker O'Sullivan)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Adrian Kemsley, the former CDP and Ammirati Puris Lintas creative director, is returning to a full-time agency role by taking creative command at Mortimer Whittaker O'Sullivan. Kemsley, who will have an equity stake in the agency, takes...

Camelot hands two digital creative briefs to Tribal DDB.(Camelot Group PLC)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Camelot has handed Tribal DDB the online creative briefs for Lotto and Thunderball. Under government regulations, the decision is likely to lead to a full pitch for the lottery operator's digital creative business. The move comes amid a...

Wunderman hands Williams online job.(Jon Williams appointed)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Wunderman has appointed Jon Williams, the interactive head at Publicis Dialog, to the newly created role of UK online creative director. Williams, a creative director on Publicis Dialog's much-vaunted 'hype' campaign for HP, will be...

Govt launches blitz against fly-posting.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The Government is to launch a nationwide crackdown on fly-posting as part of an attempt to clean up run-down neighbourhoods. Ministers will make it easier to prosecute companies that use the practice and impose fixed penalty notices without...

Lewis takes MD role at NatMag Rodale.(Rita Lewis, managing director)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Rita Lewis, the former publishing director of Hachette Filipacchi's Red and B, has joined NatMag Rodale in the newly created position of managing director. Starting in March, Lewis will be responsible for running the new The National...

Euro RSCG and Dialog top list of direct campaigns.(advertising agency rankings)
January 14, 2005... Euro RSCG's anti-smoking work was the world's third-most-awarded campaign. Work from two UK agencies was among the five most-awarded DM campaigns in the world, according to the latest Won Report. Euro RSCG London's 'artery' campaign,...

Quorn awards Farm pounds 8m strategic ad brief.(Quorn Foods)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Quorn, the meat substitute brand, has handed Farm its pounds 8 million creative and strategic account two months after parting company with J. Walter Thompson. Farm, which was appointed following a pitch against several unnamed agencies,...

Darwell-Taylor to be Arc's creative head.(Simon Darwell-Taylor appointed at Arc London )(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Arc London has ended its four-month search for an executive creative director with the appointment of Simon Darwell-Taylor. Darwell-Taylor joins after a spell as a freelance creative director on both the client and agency sides. Most...

Jan McGregor steps down after 30 years.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Jan McGregor, one of the UK ad industry's best-known headhunters during the past 30 years, is handing over control of her company, Jan Mac, and stepping back from day-to-day involvement. She will remain a director and undertake consultancy...

Media Forum: Is it time to kill off commission?
January 14, 2005... Is it time to scrap a system where media owners reward agencies? Even when it's all honest, decent, legal and above board, there is arguably something anachronistic about commission - media owners rewarding media agencies for using them. It...

Media: Chatter.(Michael Ancram and Andy Duncan)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... 'What it is trying to do is get people to watch it, because it thinks it is going to shock them. I don't think it is the duty of the BBC to do that.' - The Tory Party deputy leader, Michael Ancram, attacks the BBC's decision to show Jerry...

Media: Shell reviews its media account.(Shell U.K. Ltd.)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Shell is reviewing its pounds 100 million global media account with a view to consolidating the business into one network. The UK account, worth around pounds 6 million, is held by MediaCom.

Media: Sky scotches reports over screening out ads.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Sky has scotched reports that it is planning to use technology that allows viewers to screen out ads. The company has, however, filed patents for the technology that could enable this to happen, as part of the development of its Sky+ system.

Media: PHD retains UKTV media and planning account.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... PHD has retained the pounds 7 million UKTV media planning and buying account after a four-way pitch.

Media: Emap Advertising appoints style director.(Jonathan Turner)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Emap Advertising has appointed the former commercial director of GQ, Jonathan Turner, to the newly created role of style director for its men's magazine portfolio. Turner is briefed to target non-fashion luxury-goods clients and his appointment...

Media: Cedar Communications appoints editor of BA magazine.(Scott Manson appointed as an editor of its British Airways High Life magazine)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Cedar Communications has appointed Scott Manson as the editor of its British Airways High Life magazine. Manson is a previous editor of the men's monthly title Loaded and the dance music magazine Ministry.

Media: Carat wins esure account.(contract between Carat Espace and esure Insurance Ltd.)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Carat has won the pounds 11 million media planning and buying account for the insurance company esure. The account moves from Media Planning Group.

Media: MindShare wins media planning account for the Express.(MindShare made a contract with Daily Express Inc. and Sunday Express Ltd.)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... MindShare has won the pounds 7 million media planning and buying account for the Daily Express and Sunday Express. The accounts moved from OMD UK without a pitch.

Media: The Optimistic Network to float on AIM stock-market.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The Optimistic Network, the TV company founded by the former Channel 4 director of strategy David Brook, is to float on the AIM stock-market. Optimistic, which has produced programmes including Flipside TV and owns the digital channel...

Media: Scottish National Heritage appoints MediaCom Scotland.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Scottish National Heritage has appointed MediaCom Scotland to handle its media. The agency will plan and buy media for SNH's 'outdoor access code', which promotes responsible behaviour outdoors.

Media: National commercial radio stations create UK Radio Aid.(Emap PLC, GMG Radio and Classic Gold)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... National commercial radio stations have joined forces to create UK Radio Aid, a day of special programming to raise money for children hit by the Asian tsunami. Emap, Capital, Chrysalis, GMG Radio, SRH, Classic Gold and Virgin are all...

Media: Aegis Group acquires iProspect.com.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Aegis Group has acquired the US internet search-marketing agency iProspect.com. The agency is being rolled into Isobar, Aegis' digital network. Aegis bought iProspect for dollars 32 million, payable in cash and a deferred cash consideration of...

Media: The PPA links up with the DPA.(Periodical Publishers Association, Directory & Database Publishers Association)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The Periodical Publishers Association has linked up with the Directory & Database Publishers Association to share office space and administrative support. The move sees the DPA return to the PPA's offices, where it originated from 35 years ago....

Media: M2M hires Alistair MacCallum.(appointments)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... M2M, the agency owned by Manning Gottlieb OMD, has hired Alistair MacCallum. He joins from Universal McCann, where he was a board account director, and will take the role of director at M2M working on client business and new business.

Media Headliner: Can Dave King turn his hand to newspapers?
January 14, 2005... The Telegraph Group's shrewd new sales director says he can handle his first job in publishing. From bricklaying to US business school, Dave King's CV boasts everything apart from the obvious: the man who has just joined the Telegraph...

Media: Lifeline - Men's weeklies.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The first year in the life of a sector that revels in sex, football and funny stuff. 15 January 2004: IPC Media gives away more than one million copies of its new men's weekly, Nuts. Backed with pounds 8 million of marketing, Nuts breaks...

Media Perspective: Flynn versus Sorrell is a catalyst to drag out Aegis' legal fight.(KR Media)
January 14, 2005... The past few days have seen some almighty scraps, bringing an end, in no uncertain terms, to the season of goodwill. We've had the BBC facing off with religious groups over the screening of Jerry Springer: The Opera, John McCririck falling...

Media: All About ... Interactive Advertising Bureau.(Guy Phillipson, chief executive officer)
January 14, 2005... A new chief aims to capitalise on his client credentials. It's a bit like what they used to say about Tony Blair's constituency of Sedgefield: pin a Labour rosette on a donkey and it would still win by a street. Likewise, you'd have to be...

Media: A Grazer's Guide to TV - 15 January - 21 January.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... STARS IN THEIR EYES - ITV1/15 January/7.10pm. The talent show returns for a 16th series, this time hosted by Cat Deeley. Get ready for more camped-up impressions of Meat Loaf, Madonna and Celine Dion. MONK - Hallmark/15 January/8pm. Second...

Media: Double Standards - Talking radio with the men from the metropolis.(Gerard Bridges)(Interview)(Illustration)
January 14, 2005... With the onset of digital, radio is set to experience even more growth in 2005, so can the RAB's target of the medium taking 10 per cent of display advertising by 2010 be achieved? GERARD BRIDGES - London sales director, Chrysalis Radio...

Media: Strategy Analysis - Selling small cars to the inner child.(advertising campaign of Renault U.K. Ltd. by Publicis Ltd.)
January 14, 2005... Brand: Renault Modus Client: Jonathan Wignall at Renault UK Brief: Launch the new Renault Modus in the UK by building strong awareness and developing a fun personality for the car Target audience: Upmarket families Budget: pounds 6.5...

Media: A moment with Marquis.(Associated Newspapers Holdings PLC)
January 14, 2005... Always get your retaliation in first, they say. Associated Newspapers certainly thinks so, because isn't this how the Standard Lite launch is panning out? Anyone considering elbowing their way on to the London newspaper scene is going to...

The World: Los Angeles - Blamer's move to FCB delayed by Grey.(Steve Blamer appointed as chief executive officer of Foote, Cone & Belding (Advertising) Ltd.)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Steve Blamer, the new worldwide chief executive of Foote Cone & Belding, has been forced to wait until his tenure at Grey Global Group ends before he can take up his new position. Blamer, Grey's North American president and chief executive,...

The World: Washington DC - Six months to wait for US Army decision.(contract between US Army and Leo Burnett Company Inc.)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The US Army has delayed any decision on its ongoing review for another six months and has signed a new dollars 100 million six-month contract with Leo Burnett. The Army, which was expected to announce the winner of the review in December...

The World: Paris - Publicis Dialog appoints new vice-presidents.(Nicolas Zunz and Christian Verger)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Six months on from the the merger of Publicis Dialog with Publicis Etoile, the agency has appointed Nicolas Zunz (top) and Christian Verger (bottom) as vice-presidents with responsibility for account management and business development. ...

The World: Stockholm - Battle for TV4 hots up with MTG sale.(Modern Times Group MTG AB, )(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The Modern Times Group has sold its 15.1 per cent share in the Swedish television channel TV4 to Proventus, a Swedish investment company, adding a fresh twist to the ongoing fight for control of the channel. The sale makes Proventus the...

The World: Sydney - Two Way TV expands its operations into Asia.(Two Way TV Australia)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The interactive digital television company Two Way TV Australia has expanded into 25 markets in Asia, paying (AU)dollars 10.58 million (pounds 4.3 million) for options over 11 markets: Hong Kong, Japan, China, India, Singapore, Malaysia,...

The World: Los Angeles - EA pulls business from San Francisco shop.(Electronic Arts Inc. EA Games, See:)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Electronic Arts, the US computer games manufacturer, is moving its dollars 150 million global advertising account from the independent agency See:. Citing a desire to address the global needs of the developer's games business, EA said See:...

The World: Dublin - Ex-Red Cell creatives form Bonfire.(Hunter Red Cell, Ian Doherty, Sean Hynes)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Ian Doherty (top) and Sean Hynes (bottom), formerly the creative director and deputy creative director of Hunter Red Cell, have founded a new Dublin-based ad agency, Bonfire. The agency aims to offer clients a collaborative approach to...

The World: Paris - Lagardere to merge sales house with Le Monde.(Lagardere Groupe S.A. to merge with Le Monde S.A.)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... The French media group Lagardere has taken a 15 per cent stake in Le Monde, and is planning to merge its sales operation with Le Monde's. Lagardere Active Publicite and Le Monde Publicite will combine their assets once the investment is...

The World: Colombo - Leo Burnett Sri Lanka joins aid effort.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Leo Burnett Sri Lanka has put in place a programme whereby every member of the agency will participate in the aid effort in the stricken country following the Asian tsunami disaster. Each member of staff has been assigned a family in...

The World: Sydney - Leo Burnett wins McDonald's business.(Leo Burnett Australia, McDonald's Australia)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Leo Burnett Australia has won the core menu items for McDonald's. Splitting its account for the first time in its 33-year history in Australia, McDonald's has moved (AU)dollars 34.5 million (pounds 14 million) of billings from DDB to Leo...

The World: Cheil aims to emerge from Samsung's shadow.(Cheil Communications)(Company Profile)
January 14, 2005... With offices in 18 countries, can the Korean giant emulate the success it has had at home with clients, Jonathan Barlow asks. Cheil Communications Inc is not only the largest advertising agency in Korea, but, as an affiliate of its largest...

The World: Insider's View - Philippines.(advertising agencies in asia)
January 14, 2005... With Asia's creative reputation rapidly improving, helped by recent impressive showings at the awards ceremonies, David Guerrero predicts an end to badly translated ads. Marketers across Asia are bemoaning the death of 'Ingrish'. Those...

Close-Up: Newsmaker - Euro RSCG prepares for Moira charm offensive.(Gerry Moira)
January 14, 2005... Harmonious relations are essential to Gerry Moira and Ben Langdon's plans for Euro RSCG London, John Tylee writes. Barely had the news broken of Ben Langdon's invitation to Gerry Moira to take creative command at Euro RSCG London before the...

Close-Up: Live Issue - Is the alcopop bubble about to burst?(Diageo PLC launches Smirnoff Ice )
January 14, 2005... After initially targeting 18- to 24-year-olds, RTDs now need adult appeal, Rachel Gardner writes. When Diageo launched Smirnoff Ice in 1999, the alcopop boom that had begun at the beginning of that decade was still at its peak. Less than...

Close-Up: 24 Hours with ..(Michael Hockney)
January 14, 2005... Name: Michael Hockney Job: Chief executive, D&AD Professional mission: To make sure D&AD delivers on all three parts of its global mission Personal mantra: It's not who you are but what you do that matters 8.00am Rare moment of...

Editorial: Ad agencies do not exist to promote themselves.(Saatchi and Saatchi, advertising agency)(Editorial)
January 14, 2005... Stop a random selection of people in the street and ask them to name an ad agency and there's little doubt about the answer you'll get. While a smattering of those taking part in such a straw poll might drag J. Walter Thompson from the...

Editorial - WPP omnipotent or MUFC enfant terrible?(rankings of WPP Group PLC's Martin Sorrell and Manchester United Football Club PLC's Wayne Rooney)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... It's hard to know which is more worrying about GQ's list of Britain's most powerful men - that WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell has gobbled up so much of the global communications business as to merit a number-eight ranking. Or that Manchester United's...

Opinion: Perspective - Bringing in the new - what has 2005 got in store?(industry forecasts)
January 14, 2005... As my opening columnal gambit of the year, tradition holds that the crystal ball should be polished and a vision of the coming 12 months set before you. So, for convention's sake: grey (as in lovely Moira grey) will become the new black...

Opinion: On the Campaign couch ... with JB.(Jeremy Bullmore)(Interview)
January 14, 2005... Q: Dear Jeremy, Every month I read that certain TV ads have had viewer complaints upheld against them by Ofcom. In the light of the success that TBWA\London has had through having its fcuk work constantly pre-vetted by the ASA and with the...

Diary: On the QT ..(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Rumours of Frank Lowe setting up 'Lowe-in-exile' to swipe the Tesco account from his old agency seem a trifle exaggerated. Matthew Bull, the Lowe chief executive, has commissioned a portrait of his mentor to hang in Lowe's new Kensington home...

Diary: Jo jibe a fitting end to an annus horribilis for DMA.(management of Direct Marketing Association)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... As we go into 2005, the Direct Marketing Association will surely be looking to its members to improve its image and their behaviour. After DM scooped the dubious top honour in the BBC's Brassed Off Britain poll, you'd have thought the...

Diary: M&C Saatchi education helps diner save choker.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Here's a tale to warm the hearts in adland at the start of a new year. Consumer advertising saves lives. Yes, it's true. A man in the US has managed to cheat death because somebody nearby had watched an M&C Saatchi commercial for the Royal...

Diary: Party poopers put a lid on raucous CHI revellers.(Clemmow Hornby Inge)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Talking of New Year's resolutions, no doubt Clemmow Hornby Inge's list will include trying to tone down its burgeoning reputation for throwing raucous parties. Diary has learned that Fitzrovia residents were none too pleased about the...

Diary: IDS tells jokers to bung it in commission furore.(investigation of TeleWest Communications PLC)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... As well as making agency broadcast directors paranoid about any conspicuous displays of wealth or investing in expensive new home improvements, the news that Telewest is investigating the payment of commissions to media agencies by its UK sales...

Diary: Pick of the week - TBWA\London/Muller.(spot television advertising)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Emma Barns is potty about TBWA\London's first work for Muller: 'In a real feel-good 60 seconds, the ad, which shows people dancing wildly to Nina Simone's hum-inducing track I've Got Life, introduces the idea of 'leading a Muller life'. The ad...

Diary: Turkey of the week - Ogilvy & Mather/Ford Focus.(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Will Phipps, a group account director at Starcom Motive, is driven round the bend by Ogilvy & Mather's TV spot for the Ford Focus featuring a pretentious fashion designer. 'At the risk of a barrage of creatives attacking media men for daring to...

Diary: Water-cooler monitor.
January 14, 2005... What topics have the industry been discussing this week? THE TALK TIME SPENT Should Coca-Cola bosses be crying into their 36 mins 24 secs Diet Cokes over John McCririck's...

The Campaign Essay: Adland's hidden talent.
January 14, 2005... When all your intake is drawn from the same source, creativity can give way to conformity. Looking in unusual places could turn up talent to help agencies break the mould, Rory Sutherland argues. We rightly idolise Doyle Dane Bernbach's...

The Work: New campaigns UK.(Bartle Bogle Hegarty Ltd., TBWA/London and Lowe (UK))
January 14, 2005... ONE TO LOOK OUT FOR - AUDI - LETTERS CREDITS Project: Letters Client: David George, brand communications manager, Volkswagen Group Brief: Demonstrate that Audis are made from vorsprung durch technik Creative agency: Bartle Bogle Hegarty...

The Work: New Campaigns - The World.(Shanghai, BBDO Guerrero Ortega and Taxi's advertising campaigns)
January 14, 2005... DIE ZEIT - AIDS - GERMANY CREDITS Project: Aids Client: Ellen Dietrich, Die Zeit Brief: Raise awareness that Aids is more dangerous than ever Creative agency: Shanghai, Berlin Writer: Stefan Karl Art director: Heiner Rogge...

The Work: Private View.(Craig Davis, chief creative officer of J. Walter Thompson Co.)
January 14, 2005... CREATIVE - Craig Davis, chief creative officer EMEA, J. Walter Thompson At Christmas and New Year, I rediscovered family, friends and life outside the advertising industry and became human again. And, like most humans, I have better things...

Movers: Appointment at Cdp-travissully.(Jane Hobson hired as a planning director)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Jane Hobson: Cdp-travissully has hired Hobson as its planning director, replacing Gideon Hyde who left recently to join the management consultancy Edengene. Hobson has a breadth of industry experience working most recently for glue and Edge...

Movers: Appointment at Northern & Shell.(Tim Pemberton)(Brief Article)
January 14, 2005... Northern & Shell has appointed Tim Pemberton as the group marketing director. Pemberton, who joins N&S from Carat where he was the strategy director, is replacing Roland Agambar who joined News International.