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Media Week's 30 Under 30 reveal to be held at Cuckoo Club
head of investment at MEC, and Media Week editor Jeremy King, will be heading to The Mail on Sunday ...
Hunt lobbied Cameron on News Corp's behalf
Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt made private representations to prime minister David Cameron ... gave responsibility to Jeremy Hunt for deciding on the BSkyB bid when he knew only too well ... the job. It is clear that Jeremy Hunt was not the impartial arbiter he was required to be, and he should ... to the Leveson Inquiry next week. Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt's memo to prime minister David Cameron ...
Lobbyists hit out at Frederic Michel and Adam Smith over Leveson evidence
emails and 799 texts to the DCMS over the proposed BSkyB bid 90% of which were with Jeremy Hunt ...
Public Sector: British Council seeks help for Going Global
The British Council is on the hunt for comms help to promote a flagship education forum being held
Visit Florida brief up for grabs
Florida's official tourism agency has launched a major pan-European hunt for support as the state
Jeremy Hunt 'supportive' of BSkyB bid, says NewsCorp's Frederic Michel
-president of government affairs and public policy for Europe Frederic Michel revealed that my view is that Jeremy Hunt ... over the bid 90% of which were with Hunt's special adviser Adam Smith. However, Michel also denied ... of the Government. It was revealed that Hunt had warned Michel to go through official channels when dealing ...
Adam & Eve's five-year road to a £60m fortune
Philips account and its executive creative director, Jeremy Craigen, who went to head creative ...
BetVictor appoints VCCP for creative
BetVictor, the online betting brand owned by Victor Chandler, has hired VCCP to handle its advertising account.
Omnicom merges £60m Adam & Eve with DDB
DDB Worldwide has acquired Adam & Eve for an estimated £60 million and is merging the shop with its London outpost to create Adam & Eve/DDB.
Jeremy Lee: Agencies need to learn that stability breeds success
Passers-by in Whitfield Street last week might have heard a strangely unfamiliar sound emanating from TBWA\London's offices following the news that its network had picked up the global Four Seasons ad...
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