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MEC celebrates the first 10 years as industry 'perverts'
formerly known as Mediaedge:cia, WPP's aspiring new upstart, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this week. ... The agency that began life as Mediaedge:cia in January 2002 following the merger of The Media Edge and Chris Ingram Associates (CIA), has in many ways defined the media business of the last decade ... buoyant and creative period that was then followed by a merger between us and CIA. Two strongly ...
Channel 4 to air bespoke Twitter response ad
and conversation that has already started." The drama series 'Homeland' stars Claire Danes as a CIA agent ...
Tunicliffe appointed to head growth at GroupM
available to them throughout this vast network. Tunicliffe was previously UK chief executive of CIA ...
Neil Allen departs Starcom MediaVest Group
at WPP's Mediaedge:cia (now MEC) across an eight-year period from 1998, latterly as press director. He ...
AMS promotes Phelps to chief executive and Collins to MD
of chairman of the company. Collins joined AMS from CIA (now part of WPP s MEC) in 1995 and has developed ...
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