Campaign articles from June 2009

Campaign archives from June 2009

Online films tipped for Cannes success.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... As Campaign went to press on Wednesday night, a definite frontrunner for the Film Grand Prix at Cannes had yet to pull away from the pack. However, there were indications that the winner was unlikely to be a traditional TV ad, with sources...

MPs fight review of abortion ad rules.(member of the parliament)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... MPs are trying to block plans to relax the rules on advertising abortion services on television and radio. Seventeen MPs have signed a Commons motion attacking moves by the Broadcast Committee of Advertising Practice to end the 9pm watershed...

Michael Wall appointed Lowe Worldwide CEO.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Lowe Worldwide has appointed Michael Wall, a founder of Fallon London, as its new chief executive, in a bid to refocus on the UK market. He will work closely with Tony Wright, the chairman of Lowe Worldwide, and Matthew Bull, the chief...

Davis joins Publicis Mojo as top creative.(Craig Davis)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Publicis Mojo Australia and New Zealand has appointed Craig Davis, the ex-JWT worldwide chief creative officer, as its new co-chairman and chief creative officer. Working closely with Publicis Mojo's existing chairman, Graeme Wills, Davis...

Nestle Waters in ad pitch.(pan-European)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... FMCG giant seeks agency to create pan-European umbrella branding campaign. Nestle Waters, the bottled-water arm of the FMCG giant, has called a pan-European pitch to find an agency to create an umbrella campaign for its brands. The company...

Scottish Power hunts direct agency.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Scottish Power is on the hunt for an agency to handle its pounds 4 million direct marketing account. The utilities company is approaching a handful of agencies with a brief to create and implement a variety of traditional DM campaigns, such...

ENO calls review of UK media account.(English National Opera siged a deal with Dewynters)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... English National Opera is reviewing its media planning and buying account, currently held by the theatre marketing agency Dewynters. The review is being led by the ENO marketing manager, Caroline Priest, and the shortlisted agencies are due...

Glue London picks up RBS and NatWest digital accounts.(Royal Bank of Scotland PLC)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The Royal Bank of Scotland Group has appointed glue London to handle the digital accounts for RBS and NatWest following an 11-month pitch process. The company shortlisted six agencies, including the incumbents, M&C Saatchi's digital arm,...

EA Games appoints Agency Republic to launch ad task.(Electronic Arts Inc. EA Games)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... EA Games has appointed Agency Republic to handle the global through-the-line advertising for the launch of its new first-person shooter computer game, Battlefield Bad Company 2. The agency scooped the business after a pitch against two...

Cheil looks to open three more offices.(Cheil Worldwide)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Bruce Haines, the global chief operating officer of Cheil Worldwide, is in talks to open new offices in France, Italy and Germany, independent of its Samsung stakeholder. The Seoul-based Haines has flown to Cannes to interview teams this week...

Agencies line up for Go-Ahead business.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Go-Ahead, the public transport provider, is on the hunt for an agency to handle the advertising for its Southern trains network. The AAR, which is handling the search, has contacted undisclosed agencies with requests for information. ...

Cannes Week: A quiet year so far.
June 26, 2009... AKQA is the success story of this year's festival so far, winning a Grand Prix in the Cyber category, the only top gong awarded to a UK shop as Campaign went to press. Also in Cyber, there were gold awards for Bartle Bogle Hegarty and The...

Cannes Week: AKQA scoops Grand Prix in Cyber.
June 26, 2009... AKQA scooped the first Grand Prix for the UK this year, for Fiat 'eco:Drive' in the Cyber Lions category. Cyber Grands Prix were also handed to the CumminsNitro campaign 'best job in the world' for Tourism Queensland and to Warner Bros' 'Why...

Cannes Week: The UK leaderboard so far ..(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... AGENCY Grand Prix Golds Silvers Bronzes AKQA 1 0 0 0 Bartle Bogle Hegarty 0 2 2 1 DDB London 0 1 6...

The Week: Advertising news - Kaye unveils Arden tribute.(Tony Kaye )(Paul Arden)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The director Tony Kaye has created his own tribute to Paul Arden, the former Saatchi & Saatchi executive creative director, by posting a song on YouTube dedicated to his memory. During his 14-year tenure of the Charlotte Street creative...

The Week: Advertising news - Friendly Fires gig for Sony.
June 26, 2009... The new rave band Friendly Fires has played a live set in complete darkness for Sony Ericsson as a follow-up to the mobile phone company's 'gig in the sky' campaign. Created by Iris, the new 'pitch black' campaign saw the band play to 200...

The Week: Advertising news - Bunton stars in Heart FM ad.(Emma Bunton)(advertising)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Emma Bunton, the former Spice Girl, is starring in a new ad campaign for Heart FM. Bunton, who presents a Saturday afternoon show at 4pm on the Heart network and a Friday drivetime show on London Heart 106.2, stars in the ad which promotes...

The Week: Advertising news - L'Oreal wins Bellure case.
June 26, 2009... L'Oreal has won a legal case against its rival Bellure, which sells cheap imitations of the French cosmetics giant's perfumes, in the European Court of Justice. Despite using different names, the Belgian perfume manufacturer used comparison...

The Week: Advertising news - Coalition calls for ads ban.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... A ban on price promotion-based alcohol advertising is being demanded by a coalition of public health experts and campaigners. They have told the Committee of Advertising Practice that the current rules encourage supermarkets to compete on...

The Week: Advertising news - Virgin to promote mobiles.(NTL Group Ltd. signed a agreement with Virgin Media Group Ltd. and Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... For the first time since rebranding from NTL in 2007, Virgin Media is to advertise its mobile phones on TV with a new 60-second ad by Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R. The ads, which will run throughout July, promote the benefits of the...

The Week: Advertising news - New Big Awards deadline.
June 26, 2009... The official deadline for entries to the Campaign Big Awards 2009 has been extended to Friday 26 June. Laurence Green, the chairman of Fallon, will chair the awards, and individual panel chairs will cover six main media channels: digital,...

The Week: Media news - Lebedev boosts investment.(Alexander Lebedev)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Alexander Lebedev, the owner of the London Evening Standard, is pumping pounds 4.5 million into the paper in an attempt to return it to profitability. The Russian oligarch, who bought 75.1 per cent of the title from the Daily Mail &...

The Week: Media news - Standard signs deal in NYC.(London Evening Standard signed deal with New York Times Co. Times Daily)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Separately, the London Evening Standard has struck a content-sharing deal with the New York Daily News, which will see the London newspaper share print and online content. The New York Daily News has the fifth-largest circulation of all US...

The Week: Media news - Aviva to sponsor ITV Drama.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Aviva, the insurance group, has signed a deal to sponsor ITV Drama Premieres. Idents, carrying the line 'for life's little dreams', will air in July to build awareness of Aviva's life insurance, investment, retirement and healthcare products....

The Week: Media news - ESPN buys Setanta's rights.(Setanta Sports UK)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... ESPN, the sports TV network, has bought the Premier League football rights previously owned by Setanta in a deal worth pounds 250 million. The Walt Disney-owned sports network will screen 46 Premier League matches next season and has also...

The Week: Media news - Vodafone joins MySpace.(Vodafone Group PLC)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Vodafone has signed a deal with MySpace to sponsor the social networking site's revamped online music studio, where users can remix and record tracks. The pan-European campaign, which will run for eight months, targets bands, artists and music...

The Week: Media news - Habitat blasted on Twitter.(Habitat Group PLC)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Habitat, the furniture retailer, has been blasted for misusing Twitter by promoting marketing messages with no relevance to the topics being discussed. The company's Twitter feed, HabitatUK, was sending out marketing messages about its special...

The Week: Media news - Sugar under fire from Tories.(Alan Sugar v. Conservative Party (United Kingdom))(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The Conservative Party is lodging an official complaint with the BBC Trust about Sir Alan Sugar continuing to work on The Apprentice while acting as the enterprise tsar to the Government. BBC management has said that Sugar's government role was...

The Week: Brooklyn Brothers takes on Virgin Media TV's creative.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The Brooklyn Brothers has won Virgin Media TV's advertising account after a pitch against Leo Burnett and Karmarama. The account, which covers creative duties for TV channels including Living, Virgin1 and Bravo, was previously divided between...

The Week: Best of the blogs - Darwinism for marketers.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The great Drayton Bird once related a rather damning criticism of advertising once made by a client of his. 'You advertising people .. you go very deeply into the surface of things, don't you?' It is, of course, true. Yet half of me feels no...

The Week: City news - Cadbury sales on target.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Cadbury has announced that it saw improved trading during April and May, and expects to meet forecasts for full-year sales growth. The manufacturer of Dairy Milk chocolate and Trident gum said that a strong Easter trading season and the...

The Week: City news - Phorm losses rise to dollars 48m.(Financial report)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Phorm's pre-tax loss stood at dollars 48 million last year, compared with dollars 32.1 million in 2007. However, the targeted online advertising company claims it is making good progress internationally in markets such as South Korea. Despite...

The Week: City news - Economist profit hits pounds 56m.(Financial report)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The Economist Group has reported a year-on-year rise in operating profit of 26 per cent to pounds 56 million, for the year ended 31 March 2009. In its annual report, the publisher of The Economist revealed its revenue grew by 17 per cent and...

The Week: People news - Mirror to cut more jobs.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Mirror Group Newspapers has asked staff to take up voluntary redundancies as it embarks on a new wave of job cuts across its editorial and commercial departments. Members of staff, including senior management, at the group's national Daily...

The Week: People news - Nugent nets Olympics role.(Greg Nugent joined London 2012)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Greg Nugent, the former Eurostar marketing chief, has joined London 2012 as the interim marketing director. Nugent, who stepped down from his role at Eurostar in November last year, replaces Amanda Jennings in the role during her maternity...

The Week: People news - Powell joins BMB New York.(Beattie McGuinness Bungay appointed Neil Powell)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Beattie McGuinness Bungay has hired Neil Powell, the former chief creative officer of Margeotes Fertitta Powell, to take on the role of creative partner at its New York office. Powell, who most recently ran We Are Gigantic, will take a stake in...

The Week: People news - Bradford departs Emap.(Neil Bradford)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Emap, the business-to-business group that publishes titles including Broadcast, Retail Week and Construction News, has confirmed that Neil Bradford, one of its most senior managers, has left the company after just over a year. Bradford was...

The Week: People news - Radio Times hires Preston.(Ben Preston)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Ben Preston, the executive editor of The Independent, has been appointed as the editor of BBC Worldwide's Radio Times. Preston replaces Gill Hudson, who is moving to Reader's Digest UK to become the editor-in-chief. Preston will join the...

The Week: People news - Pulse Films signs Douglas.(Andrew Douglas)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Pulse Films has signed the director Andrew Douglas on his return from America to the UK. The content production company will represent Douglas in the UK only. In the US, he is represented by the Los Angeles-based Anonymous Content. ...

The Week: People news - MySpace's Katz steps down.(Travis Katz)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Travis Katz, the international managing director of MySpace, is leaving the social networking site. The company is now planning 300 job cuts across its international operations, after reducing its US workforce by 30 per cent. ...

The Week: People news - CMW swoops for Blackden.(Erminia Blackden)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... CMW has appointed Erminia Blackden, the former planning director of Draft London, as a senior account planner. Blackden joins CMW from the research agency MESH Planning, where she was responsible for planning and strategy for clients including...

The Week: People news - David set for top Grant's job.(appointment of Stella David at William Grant and Sons Inc.)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Stella David, Bacardi's outgoing chief marketing officer, is poised to join the Scotch whisky group William Grant & Sons as chief executive David had spent almost 15 years working at Bacardi, becoming the chief marketing officer in 2005. ...

The Week: Advertising reviews - Glasgow 2014 calls review.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The organisers of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games are on the hunt for an agency to help create a brand identity and to promote the Games on a global scale. The process is being handled by The Observatory. -------------------- Did you...

The Week: DM reviews - Water brand hunts agency.(Isklar)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Isklar, the premium Norwegian water brand, is holding a pitch for its promotional marketing arrangements in the UK. The review, which is being handled by creativebrief, comes after the incumbent on the account, Intelligent Marketing, went...

The Week: DM reviews - Good Agency wins Livability.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Livability, the biggest Christian disability charity in the UK, has handed The Good Agency a brief to develop its fundraising programme, following a three-way pitch. The agency will aim to boost recruitment and retention of donors, with a...

The Week: Digital reviews - Army seeks digital partner.(United Kingdom. Army)(Publicis Modem)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The British Army is searching for a digital agency to work on its account alongside the incumbent, Publicis Modem. The Army is conducting its search via COI, and the selected agency will be required to provide technical digital services over the...

The Week: Digital reviews - Search Works lands Avis.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The Search Works has won the search engine optimisation account for Avis Europe after a five-way pitch. The agency will be responsible for increasing the car rental service's profile via search engines across 15 European markets. ...

The Week: Currys signs up as new sponsor of The Simpsons on Sky.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Currys has signed up to be the new sponsor of The Simpsons on Sky1. The year-long deal starts on 28 June and comprises broadcast sponsorship of all episodes in high- and standard-definition on Sky1, Sky1 HD and Sky2. The idents, by M&C...

The Week: The best of campaignlive.co.uk.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... 'The UK PR industry is dominated by financial and corporate PR companies and those campaigns are not very easy to enter into awards shows.' - Lord Tim Bell defends the UK's poor showing in the inaugural PR Lions 'So, Queensland Tourism has...

A BIG Awards Promotion: BIGging up British Outdoor.
June 26, 2009... I have never subscribed to the argument that 'advertising is art', but posters are probably as close to art as it gets. (They even provide a nice frame for your idea.) Who could deny that those brilliant campaigns for Benson & Hedges or...

Close-Up: The Advocates - Why Coke's chief is 'obsessive about creativity'.
June 26, 2009... The fourth interview in Campaign's series The Advocates, championing clients whose ethos is to spend through tough times, hears why Coca-Cola GB's marketing director, Cathryn Sleight, believes great creative is worth every penny. Cathryn...

Close-Up: What happened to digital's first-wave agencies?
June 26, 2009... For a while, they were the agencies everyone had to emulate. Matt Williams charts the progress of digital's high-profile shops. GT Founded: 1994 The story so far: Richard Davies' agency started as an adventurous outfit, but a WPP buyout...

Close-Up: Are ad accounts more integrated?
June 26, 2009... The recession has seen clients and agencies take a more integrated ad approach. The recession has had many victims. It has caused the death of Woolworths on the high street and the highest level of unemployment since 1996. But it has also...

Close-Up: The hot seat - Rebecca Morgan, Lowe.(Interview)
June 26, 2009... Name: Rebecca Morgan Job: Managing partner, strategy, Lowe - You've got five hours left before the world explodes. What do you do? Blag two places on Richard Branson's Virgin Space Flight and get the flock outta here. - What's your...

Media Perspective: Spending your way out of the recession won't always pay off.
June 26, 2009... Whatever else you can chuck at commercial TV right now, the allegation that it's neglected to market its way out of the ugly hole in which it finds itself is one that won't stick. In fact, as broadcasters urge their biggest customers to...

Media Forum: Does Five's future look grim?
June 26, 2009... Has Digital Britain damaged its long-term prospects, Alasdair Reid asks. Those of us who believed a bunch of government hacks, however talented, could lead the media industry into a sunny economic upland via a post-modern take on the...

Media: Chatter.
June 26, 2009... 'If we as a country want to have a new-built fixed infrastructure and the market will not pay for it, where is it going to come from?' - Lord Carter fends off criticisms of plans to introduce a 'landline tax' to pay for broadband expansion ...

Media Headliner: The 27-year-old with the www at his fingertips.(VideoEgg)(Matt Sanchez)
June 26, 2009... He innovates web ad formats, advises WPP, has offices around the world and is not yet 30. Anne Cassidy meets Matt Sanchez. Matt Sanchez looks like he might have stepped out of a Bret Easton Ellis novel. He's a young, hugely successful Yale...

Media Lifeline: Lord Carter.
June 26, 2009... From adland, telecoms client, Ofcom and PR to No 10 and the Lords - what's next for the author of Digital Britain? 1994: A law graduate, Stephen Carter had joined J Walter Thompson as a trainee in 1987, rising to managing director and then...

Media Perspective: We know what the future holds - just not how to plan for it.(Column)
June 26, 2009... I should be used to the luck of the columnist by now. Whatever you prognosticate in print, reality will somehow contrive to undermine you. Just last week, I was holding augmented reality up as an example of far-distant media technology about...

Media: All about ... Global new-business activity.
June 26, 2009... What's behind the recent wave of international reviews? Martin Sambrook, a managing partner at Billetts, put it rather well the other week. Business was good, he admitted. In a nutshell, he explained, the forecast is for persistent rain - and...

Media: Things we like.(Aloud.com:online ticket shop)(Economist Group)(coverage of Rugby football)
June 26, 2009... Bauer's Aloud.com With many more people staying in Britain this summer, Bauer Media has picked a timely moment to revamp Aloud.com, its online ticket shop for brands including Q, Mojo, Kerrang!, Kiss and Magic Big City Network. The relaunched...

Media: Double Standards - 'We have overtaken the digital indies in all areas'.(Mediacom Beyond Advertising)(Interview)
June 26, 2009... Kirsti Wilson and Matt Simpson on whether digital marketing is more hype than reality, Microsoft versus Google and how media agencies are outperforming digital specialists. KIRSTI WILSON - MANAGING PARTNER, MEDIACOM BEYOND ADVERTISING -...

The World: Detroit - GM plans to maintain pre-Chapter 11 adspend level.
June 26, 2009... General Motors, which filed for Chapter 11 protection at the beginning of this month, has announced that it still intends to spend between dollars 40 million and dollars 50 million per month on advertising while in bankruptcy. The plans,...

The World: Washington - Congress moots dropping DTC ad tax breaks.(direct-to-consumer)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Advertising trade groups are bracing themselves for the possibility that Congress will rescind the tax deduction that drug companies receive on their direct-to-consumer advertising. If the proposals were to be accepted, it would threaten to...

The World: Guangzhou - O&M hires Kawa Zhu as new general manager.(Ogilvy and Mather Advertising)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Ogilvy & Mather Advertising has appointed Kawa Zhu as the new general manager of its Guangzhou office. Zhu joins the agency from the real estate corporation Hopson, and will now be responsible for leading staff development and management,...

The World: Beijing - Media shops fight for dollars 51m China Unicom account.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... China Unicom has called a review of its dollars 51 million media business. MediaCom, Carat, Dentsu and Visioncn have all been shortlisted for the account, with the successful agency being responsible for helping the brand gain a headstart on...

The World: Tokyo - TBWA\Hakuhodo nets creative and media for Dolce.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Haagen-Dazs has handed TBWA\Hakuhodo a creative and media buying assignment for its premium ice-cream brand Dolce. TBWA\Hakuhodo won the brief following a pitch against a number of undisclosed agencies, and will now create a campaign that...

The World: New York - NFL appoints Grey to handle branding campaign.(National Football League)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The National Football League has appointed Grey New York to create a new branding initiative, as it looks to unite all of its marketing efforts behind a single brand campaign. Grey won the task following a competitive pitch, and will aim to...

The World: Berlin - TBWA\Berlin wins new Absolut Vodka assignment.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... TBWA\Berlin has picked up an additional global assignment for Absolut Vodka, to create a campaign to be rolled out at global travel retail outlets, such as at duty free shops in airports and on cruise ships and border stores. The campaign,...

The World: Shanghai - Neil French picks up Lifetime Achievement Award.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Neil French, the former WPP Group worldwide creative director, is to receive the New York Festival's Lifetime Achievement Award at a ceremony in Shanghai on 25 July. French, who founded the World Press Awards and spent a number of years...

The World: Singapore - Leo Burnett lands Singapore Sports Council job.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... The Singapore Sports Council has awarded its creative duties to Leo Burnett after a six-month pitch. The appointment is the first time that the SSC has worked with an ad agency on a retained basis. It has handed Leo Burnett a one-year...

The World: Sydney - Media spend decline to slow in second half of year.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Media spend in Australia dropped dramatically in the first six months of 2009, according to the media agency Fusion Strategy. However, forecasts have shown that the second half of the year should see a marked improvement. Fusion Strategy's...

The World: CHI ready to get serious about cracking the US.(Carphone Warehouse Group PLC signed a deal with CHI & Partners )
June 26, 2009... From humble beginnings in a New York living room, the agency has big plans for its American offering, John Tylee writes. Unless you've been scouring the pages of Campaign with a forensic attention for the past two years, it might have escaped...

The World: World leaders - Making the work a priority is the way to meet client needs.
June 26, 2009... In the latest in Campaign's series on adland's global chiefs, Andrew Robertson of BBDO says clients want more effective work and a simpler way of getting it. If you are hoping for a new articulation of the ways in which new media technologies...

Editorial: Why adland can't afford to miss Cannes this year.(Editorial)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Even when times were good, the ad industry was always a bit uncomfortable about Cannes. The only way it could justify the self-indulgent week on the Riviera was to convince itself that the annual spree bore no relation to reality, so it might...

Editorial: Graham has met the highest standards.(Christopher Graham)(Editorial)(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... Christopher Graham, stepping down this week as the Advertising Standards Authority chief executive, will take a large amount of industry gratitude along with him. For the past nine years, he has directed the day-to-day running of the watchdog...

Opinion: Perspective - Cannes is still relevant as a rewarder of creativity.(Viewpoint essay)
June 26, 2009... There's really only one subject this week. Cannes. Mostly the subject on Cannes is how many people aren't there this year. So I'm comfortably anticipating that a fair portion of you are reading this at your desks in London. Which is perhaps...

Opinion: On the Campaign Couch ... with JB.(Viewpoint essay)
June 26, 2009... Q: Since new product development and brand identity agencies often invent brands, does this mean they're better placed than other sorts of agencies to manage them over time, including doing the brand's advertising and marketing communications?...

Saatchis' New Directors' Showcase 2009.
June 26, 2009... Saatchis has cast its net even further this year in its search for fresh directing talent. Here are some who will be showing their wares at Cannes. Could YouTube, now such an important breeding ground for young filmic talent, be about to...

The Work: New Campaigns - UK.
June 26, 2009... DIET COKE - ELEANOR CREDITS Project: Eleanor Client: Coca-Cola Brief: Sponsor series three of Ugly Betty to connect with less loyal drinkers Creative agency: Mother Writer: Mother Art director: Mother Planner: Mother Media agency: Vizeum Media...

The Work: New Campaigns - The World.(Brief article)
June 26, 2009... RAY-BAN - COLOUR GOES POP - US CREDITS Project: Colour goes pop Client: Ray-Ban Brief: n/s Creative agency: Cutwater Writer: Noah Phillips Art director: Kele Dobrinski Media agency: n/s Production company: Grand Large Inc Director: Francesco...

The Work: Private View.(Viewpoint essay)
June 26, 2009... CREATIVE - Ben Walker, creative director, Wieden & Kennedy Tough times, innit? Certainly if this week's work is anything to go by. A rum old bag. Actually, they don't send you a bag anymore. All digital Which I'm afraid is the most...

Diary: On the QT ..(Diary entry)
June 26, 2009... The Walker Media chairman, Phil Georgiadis, has been enjoying the early summer more than most. So far, he has managed to sample the hospitality of Viacom Brand Solutions on its golf trip to Barbados, done his duty by helping to host the...