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Hughes steps up at Polydor in newly-created promotion role. (News).
Polydor's head of radio Neil Hughes has been elevated to the newly-created position of director of promotion as his TV equivalent Iain Funnell lands a new director's role.
Hughes' responsibilities are expanded with immediate effect to both radio and TV in his new role, while Funnell assumes the new position of director of TV and media development which sees him continuing to head Polydor's TV promotions department.
Funnell also assumes the additional brief of developing and implementing a media development strategy for the company, looking at how it works with broadcast media. He will examine new business opportunities concerning synergies between music and television.
Hughes' new role comes nine years after he joined PolyGram as ...
- Hughes steps into spotlight.(Sports)
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald Guregian, Karen February 13, 2006 700+ words
...for her on and off the ice." Was she disappointed at not being able to participate in the Opening Ceremony? "I watched it on TV," she said. "I don't think I missed out on too much." Hughes plans to remain at home in Great Neck, N.Y., and in...
- Hughes steps up for Wizards.(SPORTS)
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times January 9, 2003 700+ words
Byline: John N. Mitchell, THE WASHINGTON TIMES Michael Jordan was ailing and Jerry Stackhouse was having an off night, so the Washington Wizards had to look elsewhere to beat the feisty Chicago Bulls. They didn't have to look far. Larry Hughes led six players in double figures with 22 points and
- HUGHES STEPS INTO BIG-TIME RINK NATIONALS GIVE LOCAL SKATER THE STAGE SHE'S...
- Newspaper article from: Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA) Harrell, Debera Carlton January 20, 2007 700+ words
Byline: DEBERA CARLTON HARRELL P-I reporter SHORELINE -- Five pairs of tiny skates come to a scraping halt at the edge of the rink. Little ice princesses peer over the Highland Ice Arena wall, mesmerized by the twirling figure above them. Off-ice, Chrissy Hughes is demonstrating triple jumps from a
- Hughes steps up for Cavaliers.
- Newspaper article from: Akron Beacon Journal (Akron, OH) April 18, 2006 700+ words
Byline: Brian Windhorst Apr. 18--BOSTON -- You're a sports fan in Beantown with Patriots Day off work and a crisp spring day in the offing. Would you: A. Go watch two Kenyans win the Boston Marathon. B. Go watch the Red Sox beat the Seattle Mariners on a walk-off homer. C. Go watch the Paul
- Hughes steps down as Burns' main man.
- Magazine article from: Financial Adviser June 12, 2008 700+ words
Byline: Joy Dunbar Mike Hughes, chief executive, has decided to leave Mike Hughes, chief executive of Burns-Anderson, has left the IFA, following its recent acquisition by the Money Portal, which has led to a management shake up. Money Portal said that Frank Gorrie, currently the managing director
- Football: Hughes steps up battle for Bowen.(Sport)
- Newspaper article from: Birmingham Evening Mail (England) September 3, 2002 700+ words
Byline: COLIN TATTUM MARK Hughes is not giving up in his battle with Blues for Mark Bowen. The Wales manager has been told that he cannot have the services of Steve Bruce's right-hand man this week for their Euro 2004 qualifier against Finland. Hughes is likely to make do with assistant manager
- FOOTBALL: Hughes steps up Bowen fight.(Sport)
- Newspaper article from: Birmingham Evening Mail (England) September 3, 2002 700+ words
Byline: COLIN TATTUM MARK Hughes is not giving up in his battle with Blues for Mark Bowen. The Wales manager has been told that he cannot have the services of Steve Bruce's right-hand man this week for their Euro 2004 qualifier against Finland. Hughes is likely to make do with assistant manager
- American Mobile Satellite Corp. drops Lockheed, Hughes steps in. (Hughes...
- Newspaper article from: Satellite News August 22, 1994 700+ words
Citing contractual and technical problems, Reston, Va.-based American Mobile Satellite Corp. (AMSC) dropped Lockheed as its L- band satellite antennas builder, opting to go with one built by Hughes Aircraft Co. Lockheed's difficulties in developing the L-band antenna caused AMSC to delay the launch
