By Stephen Foster on April 25, 2012
I suppose when you’re 81 you can do weary in an extended grilling about your company, your ethics and, most of all, yourself and Rupert Murdoch did just that today, masterfully, when he testified before the UK’s Leveson Inquiry into media ethics. For some reason counsel to the inquiry Robert Jay spent the morning session [...]
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By Stephen Foster on February 13, 2012
Thomas Cook, the venerable UK travel agent (now majority-owned by a German outfit) has been a veritable disaster zone recently, losing nearly £400m last year and sacking long-serving CEP Manny Fontenia-Novoa. It’s now kept afloat by its bank lenders and has decided to spend some of their money on this campaign from JWT India, hoping [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Finance, News | Tagged beta, Euro RSCG, extra cheese award, french-themed knocking shop, Garry Lace, golden mangoes, India, Jamie and Louise Redknapp, jwt india, Manny Fontenia-Novoa, Robert Campbell, thomas cook, £400m losses
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