By Stuart Smith on November 30, 2012
LOL – now he knows what it means – must have been David Cameron’s reaction after reading Lord Leveson’s report on the culture, practice and ethics of the UK press. First came an audible sigh of relief over the vindication of his own reputation, which– despite inappropriate platonic text dalliance with La (Rebekah) Brooks, now [...]
Posted in Analysis, Media, News, Politics | Tagged Andy Coulson, David Cameron, Lord Leveson, media ethics, Murdochs, ofcom, proposals, Rebekah Brooks, Viscount Rothermere
By Stephen Foster on October 18, 2011
A few eyebrows shot into the stratosphere when Rupert Murdoch biographer and Vanity Fair columnist Michael Wolff took the editorial helm at Adweek a year ago and now Mike is on his way after a turbulent year. First he shifted the focus of Adweek, number two in the US market to Advertising Age, towards editorial [...]
Posted in Media, News | Tagged advertising age, adweek, editorial boss, Hephzibah Anderson, James Cooper, James Finkelstein, Michael Wolff, Murdochs, news corporation, News International, nielsen, pentagram redesign, prometheus global media, resignation, Rupert Murdoch, sex and the media, the man who owns the news
By Stephen Foster on December 24, 2010
As these media giants have changed their Man of the Year accolade to Person of the Year (but still pick blokes) maybe we should be looking for a woman (that ever popular activity). Hmm, there’s a tough one. In UK agency land the upper level of AMV/BBDO has long been dominated by gals although new [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Finance, Media, News | Tagged david jones, financial times, francois sarkozy, Irene Rosenfeld, Joel Ewanick, MAA person of the year 2010, Mark Zuckerberg, Maurice Levy, Murdochs, Pablo del Campo, person of the year, Sir Martin Sorrell, Steve Jobs, time
By Stephen Foster on October 11, 2010
BBC director general Mark Thompson may have scored a triumph at the Edinburgh International TV Festival by turning his guns on arch-enemy Sky and its supposed plans for UK media domination but the knives are still out for the BBC’s allegedly overpaid managers and deputy director general Mark Byford is the first victim, losing his [...]
Posted in Media, News, Politics | Tagged BBC, Greg Dyke, Mark Byford, Mark Thompson, Michael Grade, Murdochs
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