Campaign articles from May 2006

Campaign archives from May 2006

Guardian and Burnett land D&AD blacks.(awards)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... The Guardian's redesign has won a prestigious black Pencil at this year's D&AD Awards. It marks the first time a top award has been handed out in the Magazine and Newspaper Design category. The only other black Pencil went to Leo...

Alfonso Rodes set to take charge of MPG.(Media Planning Group UK)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Vincent Bollore, the Havas chairman, has confirmed that Alfonso Rodes is the frontrunner to become the Media Planning Group worldwide chief executive. Bollore said Rodes' name was being put forward for approval by the group's executive...

ACP-NatMag reviews media and creative tasks.(advertising spending)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... ACP-NatMag is reviewing its pounds 10 million creative and media accounts. The accounts, held by Clemmow Hornby Inge and Initiative, cover Best, Reveal and the recent launch, Real People. ACP-NatMag is drawing up a media shortlist,...

Sony PlayStation in hunt for DM agency.(direct marketing)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Sony Computer Entertainment is looking for a direct marketing agency to handle PlayStation in the UK. The company has started contacting agencies with a view to drawing up a shortlist. The UK business is handled by Claydon Heeley...

Steve Henry to join TBWA.(TBWA/London)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... HHCL founder quits United to fill the post vacated by Trevor Beattie last year. TBWA\London has poached one of adland's most high-profile creatives, the United London chairman, Steve Henry, to become its executive creative director. ...

GCap 'two ads' strategy hits revenues.(GCap Media created ads for Capital Radio PLC)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... GCap Media has admitted that Capital Radio's new 'never more than two ads in a row' policy is having a negative impact on its ad revenues. In its annual results statement, GCap said Capital Radio's ad revenues were down 26 per cent year...

Ogilvy wins easyJet pan-Euro business.(Ogilvy Group signed contract with easyJet Airline Company Ltd.)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... EasyJet has awarded its pounds 50 million pan-European integrated advertising account to Ogilvy Group UK following a protracted pitch process. Ogilvy won the three-year contract after a final shoot-out against Delaney Lund Knox Warren &...

Dare wins online creative development task for Frank.(COI Communications)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... COI has appointed Dare to handle the online creative development for Frank, the Government's anti-drugs initiative. Dare triumphed in a final shoot-out against Agency.com and Wheel to secure the task. Initially, six agencies are...

Home Office prepares for passport ad pitch.(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... The Home Office is preparing to appoint an agency to advertise changes to passport rules. The department is working with Naked Communications and COI to develop a marketing strategy. This is expected to include TV advertising and will...

Bernard to launch full-service agency.(Philippe Bernard)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Philippe Bernard, Initiative's former European chief executive, is launching his own full-service agency. Bernard resigned from Initiative in December to take a senior management role at Grand Vision, which owns Vision Express in the UK....

Geoff Stickler takes Park Village MD role.(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Geoff Stickler, Euro RSCG London's former head of TV, has been named as the managing director of the production company Park Village. Stickler replaces Freya Noble, who left the company in April. He will report directly to Park Village's...

GSK plans to shake up ad agency roster.(GlaxoSmithKline PLC)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... GlaxoSmithKline is talking to a number of agencies with a view to shaking up its roster. A brief has been sent out to network agencies and creative hotshops. The move is understood to be procurement-led and has not been instigated...

CHI lands Thomson Directories brief.(Clemmow Hornby Inge)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Thomson Directories has appointed Clemmow Hornby Inge to handle its pounds 4 million advertising account. CHI picked up the business, which was previously held by Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy, without a pitch. MCBD parted company...

Clear Channel acquires UK Van Wagner business.(acqusitions)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Multimillion-pound deal adds super-signs to Clear Channel's London portfolio. Clear Channel Outdoor has acquired the UK Van Wagner business, which operates 70 premium-format outdoor advertising sites in London. The acquisition will...

Police raid forces ITV show off the air.(service discontinuation)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... ITV has been forced to pull programming from its ITV Play channel after police raided one of its suppliers. Last Friday, City of London Police officers visited the offices of Big Game TV in connection with alleged fraud, believed to...

COI offers agencies Directgov site brief.(COI Communications)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... COI is in talks with digital agencies about its Directgov information website. It has invited eight agencies, including Agency.com, glue London and Dragon, to come up with branding ideas for the direct.gov.uk website. It has also briefed...

Norwich Union Healthcare reviews pounds 2.5m DM account.(advertising contracts)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Norwich Union Healthcare, the private medical insurance provider, is reviewing its pounds 2.5 million direct marketing account. The business, which is being reviewed as part of a statutory process, is currently held by Bright. The agency...

Jacob rejigs management at Starcom.(appointments)(Iain Jacob)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Starcom has made a series of appointments across its international management team, in an attempt to create a more client-focused infrastructure. Iain Jacob, Starcom's chief executive for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, masterminded...

Entertainment arm unveiled by MG OMD.(divisions)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Manning Gottlieb OMD has launched an entertainment division called invENTS in a bid to attract new clients. The new outfit will be led by the former MG OMD brand directors Stephen Hall and Toby Heiser. They aim to grow the business into...

Claydon Heeley Jones Mason poised to pick up 3 direct brief.(advertising contracts)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Claydon Heeley Jones Mason is expected to secure the direct marketing account for the mobile phone network 3 after a competitive pitch. Although no formal appointment has been made, Claydon Heeley is the only agency left in the running...

UK industry suffers lack of common sense.(United Kingdom)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Too many of Britain's agencies are not run in a business-like way and remain at the mercy of clients who are too eager to fire them when problems arise. This is the verdict of an investigation by the trade bodies representing agencies,...

Ofcom faces court over junk-food ads.(Office of Communications (United Kingdom))(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... The Government could be forced into a ban on junk-food ads, after legal action has begun against the communications regulator Ofcom. Ministers are reluctant to impose a ban but the National Heart Forum, an alliance of 50 groups, is...

RMG hires strategy chief Magnus Wood.(RMG Connect )(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... RMG Connect has hired Magnus Wood as its strategy and planning director. Wood joins from Passion, the agency he co-founded last year with Philip Slade and Kevin Doherty. In his new role, Wood will lead the agency's planning...

Media Forum: Are retailers far too powerful?(analysis on retail trade)
May 26, 2006... Do retailers wield too much power over newsstand publishers, James Curtis asks. You might reasonably expect to be able to walk into the nation's favourite newsagent and purchase a copy of a venerable magazine such as The Economist, but...

Media: Chatter.(broadcasting services)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... 'For those who wanted to see a weakened, constrained BBC, the White Paper is a bitter disappointment.' - Mark Thompson, the director-general of the BBC, hits back at critics who want to see the BBC's remit restricted 'The BBC's ability...

Media: Viacom Outdoor wins London Underground contract.(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Viacom Outdoor has won the London Underground contract for the next eight-and-a-half years. The appointment, which covers 33,000 poster sites at 275 Tube stations, concludes an 18-month bid process. Viacom said it will now invest more than...

Media: Mediaedge:cia announces departure of Mark Austin.(CIA Group PLC)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Mediaedge:cia has announced the departure of Mark Austin, its chairman for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, at the end of the summer. Austin plans to take time out of the industry and is leaving without a job to go to.

Media: MySpace reported to be in talks with either Google or Microsoft.(MySpace.com Inc)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... MySpace, the News International-owned community site, is reported to be in talks to create a link with either Google or Microsoft. The move would mean that either Google or Microsoft's MSN would provide paid-for search features on the MySpace...

Media: Titan Outdoor to handle sales for advertising sites at Asda stores.(advertising contracts)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Titan Outdoor, formerly Maiden Outdoor, is to handle sales for advertising sites at Asda stores. The five-year deal follows a tender process. Titan previously handled the Asda business across 80 per cent of its stores but has added the...

Media: The North West Enquirer achieves target sales.(production data)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... The North West Enquirer, the new weekly newspaper, has achieved average sales of 16,000 for its first three issues. The title has a settle-down circulation target of 15,000 a week.

Media: Teletext launches mobile phone service.(mobile phone services)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Teletext has launched a mobile phone service called Teletext Mobile. It offers users free access to the editorial content available on Teletext's Digital TV service. Teletext Mobile is available across all mobile networks and contains content...

Media: The National Magazine Company appoints director.(appointments)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... The National Magazine Company has appointed Niall Hogan as its digital advertisement director. Hogan was previously the sales director at Emap Interactive. He has been charged with making NatMags' digital portfolio profitable.

Media: Sekonda to sponsor ITV2's 'Celebrity' package.(corporate sponsorship)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Sekonda, the watchmaker, is to sponsor ITV2's 'Celebrity' package. The deal will include idents on several shows, including Jordan & Peter - Boom or Bust and Jack Osborne - The Hard Way Round. The activity is the first TV sponsorship for the...

Media: Five signs deal with Ricall.(advertising contracts)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Five has signed a deal with Ricall, the music search and licensing company, which will see Ricall supply music for five's creative promotional spots. Ricall has a catalogue comprising 2.5 million tracks.

Media: TalkSPORT links with William Hill.(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... TalkSPORT is linking with William Hill to provide branded audio content in the bookmaker's shops. The talkSPORT presenter and former footballer Rodney Marsh will host the content.

Media: Times Newspapers signs deal with Betfair.(contracts)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Times Newspapers has signed a deal with the betting exchange Betfair to promote the gambling service across The Times, The Sunday Times and Times Online in the run-up to the World Cup. Activity will include supplements, promotions,...

Media: Redbus Outdoor launches download service.(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Redbus Outdoor has launched a download service, which is rolling out across its University six-sheet network. The initiative will allow advertisers to target students. Lionsgate Film has signed up as the first advertiser on the network.

Media Headliner: Amiable Australian Taunton targets profitability.(Scott Taunton of UTV Radio)
May 26, 2006... Media agencies find talkSPORT more approachable under Scott Taunton, UTV Radio's new chief executive. There have been big changes down at talkSPORT's South Bank offices since the acquisition of its parent company, The Wireless Group,...

Media Lifeline: Freeview.(digital television)(Chronology)
May 26, 2006... The digital TV platform has risen from the ashes of ITV Digital to more than 6.5 million viewers. 2002: In October, the BBC, BSkyB and National Grid Wireless form a consortium to take over the UK's digital TV franchise, after the demise...

Media Perspective: Delivery time makes it hard to get excited about Rajar revamp.
May 26, 2006... Radio audience measurement is frustrating for both radio companies and advertisers. Scott Taunton, the chief executive of talkSPORT's owner, UTV Radio, summed up the problem with Rajar in an interview with Campaign last week: 'We're still...

Media: All About ... The BBC's digital operations.(British Broadcasting Corp.)
May 26, 2006... The Corporation is determined to dominate online, Alasdair Reid writes. UK newspaper publishers - and commercial media owners in general - have a touching faith in the effectiveness of the joint declaration or round-robin communique. ...

Media: Things we like.(British Broadcasting Corp.'s World Cup Stories)(Thinkbox enhanced its website)(Amstel beer marketing)
May 26, 2006... WORLD CUP STORIES ON BBC2 As the tension begins to mount in the build-up to the greatest sporting event on the planet, BBC2's wonderful World Cup Stories series is a great way to get acclimatised to the competition. Looking at different...

Media: Double Standards - 'My readers do not want to see celebs' armpits'.
May 26, 2006... Two celebrity weekly editors talk about the public's changing attitude to celebs and why everyone loves Kerry Katona. JANE JOHNSON - EDITOR, CLOSER - What do women want from a weekly magazine? I believe Closer readers want to be...

Media: Strategy Analysis - O2 and FHM create real men's football.(Emap Advertising)
May 26, 2006... Brand: O2 Client: Nicola Green, head of PR, O2 Brief: Encourage network switching, promote O2's association with sport and do something that has never been done before Target audience: Men aged 18 to 34 Budget: pounds 750,000 ...

Media: A Moment with Marquis.(reaching younger men)(Column)
May 26, 2006... The prospect of my first presentation made me physically sick. So nervous and traumatised was I that the date was engraved on my mind. It was 30 years ago today and my titter-raising subject was 'reaching younger men'. I think it went alright...

The World: Los Angeles - Expedia reviews dollars 170m advertising business.(Deutsch/LA)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Expedia is reviewing its dollars 170 million US advertising account after reporting a lacklustre financial performance. Interpublic's Deutsch/LA currently holds both the creative and the media planning and buying accounts for the...

The World: New York - P&G moves Gillette briefs from McCann to BBDO.(Procter & Gamble)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Procter & Gamble is moving its Gillette accounts in India, China and Russia out of McCann Erickson and into BBDO. The business, which is worth dollars 20 million, will be moved in August when the client's contract with McCann comes to an...

The World: Brussels - Leo Burnett creates Benelux hub for Euro clients.(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... The Leo Burnett Group in Europe has created a Benelux hub to service its clients in Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg. Based in Brussels, the hub will offer above-the-line advertising services through Leo Burnett and integrated...

The World: Istanbul - Viacom launches MTV channel and website in Turkey.(Viacom Inc.)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Viacom is launching a locally sourced, 24-hour MTV channel and website in Turkey, which will replace the existing MTV Europe feed. MTV Turkey will be launched in September across nearly six million households. It will aim to reflect...

The World: Hong Kong - Fallon/Publicis joint venture lands Citibank.(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Citibank is moving its Asia-Pacific creative business out of Young & Rubicam and into a joint venture between Fallon and Publicis. The former will lead the creative, while the latter will assist on global networking responsibilities. The...

The World: Mexico City - Metro to launch Mexico City newspaper edition.(Metro International)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Metro International has extended its international reach by launching a Mexico City edition. The paper, which has a circulation of 130,000, is targeting 18- to 40-year-old city dwellers and is being distributed at commuter hubs, office...

The World: New York - Danone calls dollars 75m US planning and buying review.(DANONE Group moved its account from MediaCom)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Groupe Danone is reviewing its dollars 75 million US media planning and buying account out of MediaCom. The review has been called as part of a reassessment of the company's global media arrangements. A spokesman for Danone confirmed...

The World: Paris - Streampower's Delport announced MPG France head.(Dominique Delport appointed for the Media Planning Group in France)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Havas has named Dominique Delport, the chairman of its interactive specialist Streampower, as the head of Media Planning Group in France. Vincent Bollore (pictured), the Havas chairman, said Delport's appointment was in line with his...

The World: Singapore - McDonald quits Leo Burnett to move to Australia.(Phil McDonald of Leo Burnett Company Inc.)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Phil McDonald, the managing director of Leo Burnett in Singapore, has quit after just six months in the job. He is moving to Australia to take up the position of managing director at George Patterson Y&R in Brisbane. He will remain at...

The World: Hong Kong - Sony invites shops to pitch for places on roster.(contracts)
May 26, 2006... Sony has invited 10AM Communications, Young & Rubicam, Bates Asia and TBWA to pitch for its Asia-Pacific business. The company is looking to appoint two agencies to its roster as it attempts to reinvent its brand in the region. The...

The World: Where has the Italian spirit of creativity gone?(Italians are seeking inspiration from overseas)
May 26, 2006... Maurizio Sala, Armando Testa's creative chief, tells Mark Tungate it's time for Italian advertising to rediscover its identity. Maurizio Sala has had enough. The creative director of Armando Testa is not some hot-headed youngster who...

The World: Insider's View - Philippines.(radio commercials)
May 26, 2006... David Guerrero is hoping the country's first radio awards will bring the medium the recognition it deserves. 'Hi John. What's the matter?' 'Hi Fran, I've got boring radio commercials.' 'Boring radio commercials?' 'Yes,...

Close-Up: Live Issue - Reality TV delivers advertisers' dream viewers.(European Commission favours a more liberal approach)
May 26, 2006... The response to Nestle's 'golden ticket' offer shows reality TV is in rude health and still attracting audiences. If you believe reality TV is a tired formula, tottering towards an imminent demise amid waning interest, look at what has...

Close-Up: Live Issue - Can ads improve Morrisons' image?(supermarket chain)
May 26, 2006... With its rivals offering more than value in their ads, Morrisons needs to rethink, Noel Bussey says. Last week, the supermarket chain Morrisons announced that it was putting its pounds 30 million advertising account into review. The...

Close-Up: 24 Hours with ... Moray MacLennan, M&C Saatchi.(diary)(Diary entry)
May 26, 2006... Name: Moray MacLennan Job: Chairman, UK Group, M&C Saatchi Professional mission: Re-enact the scene from The Godfather III Personal mantra: Talk is cheap 8.00am Drive to work, having been waved off by wonderful wife and two...

Editorial: Morrisons can gain from listening to its customers.(customers relations)(Editorial)
May 26, 2006... With so much speculation over the future of the pounds 30 million Morrisons account, the sound of the starting pistol being fired to begin the race for its business startled no-one. Five successive profits warnings in 15 months, culminating...

Editorial: Big Brother shows there's life in reality TV.(reality Telvision has good reception from the viewers)(Editorial)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Big Brother is back with no sign that it is losing its potency as an advertising vehicle. Viewers love it and the tabloids continue feeding their addiction. It proves that reality TV will continue to be a vehicle that can draw consumers and...

Opinion: Perspective - Charity clients require clear rules of engagement.
May 26, 2006... I'd like to draw your attention to the Letters page (opposite) More specifically, to the final paragraph of the last letter on the letters page. It has been penned by the British Heart Foundation and closes a letter replete with...

Opinion: On the Campaign Couch ... with JB.(answers to the questions about marketing industry)
May 26, 2006... As I'm on holiday this week, James Walter Thompson has kindly agreed to stand in for me as guest columnist. His answers were written 100 years ago, in 1906. Dear James Walter Thompson: As a marketing director, I know that my product is...

Diary: On the QT ..(live interview mistakes)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Anyone interested in seeing how a person reacts when he realises he is mistakenly being interviewed on live TV on a subject of which he has no knowledge should go to http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4774429.stm and click on 'watch...

Diary: Crispin Porter bemused by Bogus Alex behaviour.(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Crispin Porter & Bogusky is known in the US for its innovative marketing solutions and wacky but effective ad campaigns, such as its famous 'subservient chicken' web work for Burger King. However, pictures from a recent BusinessWeek cover...

Diary: Howells' heights hatred means helicopter heave.(health of Matthew Howells in advertising shooting spot)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Oh, the glamour of working in advertising - film shoots in exotic locations, helicopter rides over beautiful scenery... careers do not get much better. Unless, of course, you happen to suffer from vertigo and be the only person on an...

Diary: Agencies' England gear may get Germans shirty.(marketing)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... For many people, the World Cup means the chance to rally around your national team in a frenzied fit of patriotism, and probably beer. For others it means the chance to a) help their fellow countrymen show their national pride, and b)...

Diary: Water-Cooler Monitor.(Table)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... WHAT TOPICS HAVE THE INDUSTRY BEEN DISCUSSING THIS WEEK? THE TALK TIME SPENT Freelance talent at The Red Brick Road. What a 29 mins 51 secs line-up: Paul Silburn, Dave Dye and...

Diary: Pick of the Week - Clemmow Hornby Inge/Tango.(advertising)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Noel Bussey is (fruit) bowled over by the latest Tango work from Clemmow Hornby Inge: 'There have been some very good spoofs of the Sony Bravia 'balls' ad and this is up there with the best of them. Its real strength is the emotive way...

Diary: Turkey of the Week - Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO/Digital UK.(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Emma Barns frowns at Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO's new Digital UK campaign: 'So, TV is switching from analogue to digital. I have got that much from this ad, but I am confused why it has to pop up in the middle of the Sony Bravia 'balls'...

Pick of the Pencils 2006.
May 26, 2006... What does it take to impress the D&AD judges? Seymour Powell's Dick Powell and Wieden & Kennedy's Tony Davidson, the men at the top of the organisation, survey this year's crop of award-winners and explain exactly what made these ads stand...

Middle East: Special Report.(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... As much as anything else, the Middle East is a land of surprises. A trip to Dubai is enough to convince anyone that here is a region that can out-West the West if it chooses. Rising out of the desert, largely on the back of business...

Middle East: Middle Eastern promise.(conferences )
May 26, 2006... Despite state censorship and political instability, the Middle East contains some of the world's fastest-growing audiences and ad markets, Tim Burrowes reports. If anyone in the advertising industry has chosen to overlook the potential...

Middle East: Creative Desert?
May 26, 2006... The region's agencies claim a creative blossoming is just around the corner. Last year, an ad from the Middle East won the region's first Cannes gold Lion. 'Paperclip', for Sony's Wega Engine Plasma TV, by the Dubai-based agency Tonic,...

Middle East: Al Jazeera goes global.(planning to introduce a service)
May 26, 2006... Al Jazeera plans to set up an international news channel to rival established players such as the BBC and CNN. But will its 'bad boy of broadcasting' image deter advertisers? To the Arab world, Al Jazeera is the voice of the ordinary...

The Work: New Campaigns - UK.(advertising services)
May 26, 2006... ONE TO LOOK OUT FOR - BECK'S - BRAND CAMPAIGN Project: Brand campaign Client: Chris Stagg, marketing manager, InBev Brief: Communicate that Beck's is only ever made from four natural ingredients Creative agency: Leo Burnett Writers:...

The Work: New Campaigns - The World.(advertising services)
May 26, 2006... WASHINGTON STATE LOTTERY - WASHINGTON'S LOTTERY - US Project: Washington's Lottery Client: Michael Cousins, marketing director, Washington State Lottery Brief: Promote the Washington Lottery scratch games Creative agency: Publicis West...

The Work: Private View.(advertising services)
May 26, 2006... CREATIVE - James Lowther, founding partner, M&C Saatchi A despatch from the tech wars. In the red corner, for the Luddites, the man himself, Ned Ludd: 'When I war a lad, a t'ad needed nowt more than a brain, a happorth of squid ink and a...

Moves: Appointment at Tullow Marshall Warren.(appointments)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Tullo Marshall Warren has boosted its creative and account management functions with four new hirings. George Bell and Tom Harman join as the new creative team working on the RAF, Lloyds TSB, T-Mobile and Flora accounts. The team were...

Moves: Appointment at Guardian Newspapers.(appointments)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Guardian Newspapers has hired Tony Bowley as its Northern sales manager. Bowley joins after a spell as the head of sales and marketing at a web development agency. He previously worked at Guardian Newspapers between 1990 and 1997 before...

Moves: Appointment at Wanted Films.(Wanted Films appoints of a directors )(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... Wanted Films has added Bev Fortnum, the former Leo Burnett creative director, to its portfolio of directors. Fortnum's first task will be the new Arm & Hammer toothpaste ad. Fortnum has spent the past three years at Leo Burnett, working...

Moves: Appointment at WFCA.(appointments)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... WFCA has strengthened its creative department with two new hirings. Wayne Pashley (pictured) joins as an art director from JWT, where he spent 17 years, most recently as the worldwide creative director on Andrex. Pashley will work...

Moves: Appointment at Meteorite.(Meteorite appoints art director and accounts executive)(Brief article)
May 26, 2006... The integrated agency Meteorite has hired Chris Jeffries as an art director. Jeffries was offered a permanent position after a short spell freelancing on clients such as COI Construction Skills and David Lloyd Leisure. He was previously...