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Where are we as we go into the weekend? Honda, ClarkHuot, Fetch and We Are Social

Where are we as we go into the weekend? Honda, ClarkHuot, Fetch and We Are Social

By Stephen Foster on December 7, 2012

*Honda in the US is reviewing its $800m account, which will have reverberations all over the place as it tries to find an agency that gives it the whoomph to challenge Toyota. And Ford and GM and Chrysler… RPA has done an amazing job for Honda but it’s decided to go big. BBDO? Is Andrew [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Media, News | Tagged Andrew Robertson, clark huot, fetch, honda, JC Decaux, lenovo, Liz Ross Martyn, Rod Strother, rpa, we are social

Samsung UK bets big on posters at Christmas with Cromwell Road digital investment

Samsung UK bets big on posters at Christmas with Cromwell Road digital investment

By Staff on November 27, 2012

Samsung UK is taking over JC Decaux’s new Cromwell Road Digital Gateway in the run up to Christmas with an outdoor campaign created by Cheil UK. The campaign, which has been planned and booked by Rapport (formerly IPM), will use the digital outdoor space to showcase Samsung’s range of mobile products in the approach to [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Media, News | Tagged cheil uk, cromwell road, digital gateway, gs 3, JC Decaux, note, samsung

Lloyds Development Capital backs management buyout of Ocean Outdoor

Lloyds Development Capital backs management buyout of Ocean Outdoor

By Staff on May 17, 2012

The management team of Ocean Outdoor, backed by LDC Capital (part of Lloyds Banking Group), has bought the company from its early stage investors, Smedvig Capital and others, for an undisclosed sum. This means that Ocean Outdoor will stay independent and be able to expand its holding of super premium large format digital and banner [...]

Posted in Finance, Media, News | Tagged cbs outdoor, Clear Channel, company sale, Damian Cox, Daniel Sasaki, JC Decaux, ldc, lloyds development capital, ocean outdoor, smedvig capital, Tim Bleakley, Tom Goddard

UK poster boss Alastair Lines hits out at barter companies' commissions and market distortion

UK poster boss Alastair Lines hits out at barter companies’ commissions and market distortion

By Staff on May 4, 2012

More strife has emerged in the ever-interesting UK outdoor industry with Alastair Lines of Canary Wharf Media accusing industry trade body the Outdoor Media Centre of overplaying the benefit new digital sites are bringing to the wider industry, neglecting the promotion of traditional outdoor formats (still the vast majority) and including what he calls the [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Finance, Media, News, Research | Tagged active, aegis, Alastair Lines, asus, barter companies, canary wharf media, cbs outdoor, Clear Channel, ipm, JC Decaux, Mike Baker, miroma, office of fair trading, omc, omnicom, outdoor media centre, postar research system, q1 outdoor revenue, uk outdoor market, vast commissions, WPP

UK poster boys panic over expensive Olympics sites

UK poster boys panic over expensive Olympics sites

By Staff on March 27, 2012

The imminent London Olympics were supposed to produce a boom time for the whole media sector: from the mighty WPP which anticipated heavy client spending down to the UK’s poster contractors and agencies (one of which, Kinetic, is owned by WPP). All those anticipated visitors would surely persuade advertisers to uncork their wallets. They still [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Finance, Media, News, Politics | Tagged global radio, imax cinema, JC Decaux, kinetic, locog, london olympics, moscow, Network Rail, ocean outdoor, out of home, posters, Rance Crain, russia, smedvig capital, stratford, utv media, visitors, waterloo, westfield shopping mall, WPP, £1m poster sites

France's JC Decaux set to buy £50m Ocean Outdoor

France’s JC Decaux set to buy £50m Ocean Outdoor

By Staff on February 24, 2012

French out of home giant JC Decaux is leading the bidding for the UK’s Ocean Outdoor and is expected to wrap up a £50m deal next week. Ocean Outdoor was founded by Damian Cox in 2005 and has the UK’s best stock of ‘spectacular’ poster sites, both digital and paper, including the UK’s biggest, the [...]

Posted in Finance, Media, News | Tagged Clear Channel, Damian Cox, digital posters, imax cinema, JC Decaux, London, manchester, ocean outdoor, olympics, rothschilds, street furniture, £50m deal

CBS Outdoor and London Underground square up for court battle over Tube ad costs

CBS Outdoor and London Underground square up for court battle over Tube ad costs

By Stephen Foster on August 26, 2011

Back in 2006 (two years before the recession struck in the UK and elsewhere) CBS outdoor signed an eight and a half year deal with London Underground to instal digital screens in flagship Tube stations like Oxford Circus. In return CBS guaranteed London Underground operating company Transport for London (TFL) about £70m a year from [...]

Posted in Finance, Media, News | Tagged 2012 olympics, carlton cinema advertising, cbs outdoor, digital screens, JC Decaux, london underground, maiden outdoor, Mark Chippendale, Mike Moran, oxford circus, pearl & dean, revenue guarantees, transport for london, tube advertising contract

CBS Outdoor ditches bosses Moran and Chippendale and clears the decks in the UK for a sale

CBS Outdoor ditches bosses Moran and Chippendale and clears the decks in the UK for a sale

By Stephen Foster on June 30, 2011

CBS Outdoor, the one-time Viacom company that is now going it alone with a ‘for sale’ sign on the door, has dispensed with the services of UK managing director Mike Moran and commercial director Mark Chippendale. Jason Cotterell, who negotiated the company’s (so far) successful deal with Westfield, is taking over. CBS Outdoor has lost [...]

Posted in Media, News | Tagged cbs outdoor, Clear Channel, digital, Jason Cotterell, JC Decaux, kinetic, london underground, Mark Chippendale, Mike Moran, outdoor advertising, oxford circus, posters, posterscope, tube posters, viacom

Kevin Shute's Rainmaker media company becomes a 'green' poster contractor for Ricoh

Kevin Shute’s Rainmaker media company becomes a ‘green’ poster contractor for Ricoh

By Staff on June 15, 2011

UK outdoor executive Kevin Shute has always been one of the mavericks of the industry and now he’s built on his connections with Ricoh in Japan to build the UK’s first outdoor advertising tower powered solely by renewable energy. The Ricoh tower, which is powered by 96 solar panels and five wind turbine engines, is [...]

Posted in Media, News | Tagged chiswick, Clear Channel, heathrow airport, JC Decaux, Kevin Shute, London, m4, rainmaker, renewable energy first, ricoh, ricoh tower, van wagner

Posterscope leads charge into live video posters with NFC-enabled campaign for X-Men

Posterscope leads charge into live video posters with NFC-enabled campaign for X-Men

By Staff on May 24, 2011

Near Field Communication (NFC) is the next big thing in mobiles (we have just learned) and it’s being deployed for the forthcoming UK launch of new Fox film X-Men First Class starring January Jones and James McEvoy. Aegis-owned poster specialist Posterscope is partnering with Nokia, 02, mobile payments firm Proxama and poster contractor JC Decaux [...]

Posted in Creative, Media, News | Tagged 02, film launch, fox, hyperspace, James Davies, James McEvoy, January Jones, JC Decaux, near field communication, nfc, nokia, posterscope, proxama, x-men first class

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