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RE: COMMENT - Memo to British Airways and Toyota: you can conduct a pitch in 24 hours. And here's why

Well said \(and well written) Mark.

Posted to Comments on Articles (Forum) by NEIL COWAN on 18 Sep 2009
RE: Orange and T-Mobile plan merger to create No1 UK operator

MM..If I understand the current market shares correctly...Vodafone has 40%. IF Orange and T-Mobile goes ahead, their combined market share may be c.43%.

Posted to Comments on Articles (Forum) by NEIL COWAN on 08 Sep 2009
RE: Orange and T-Mobile plan merger to create No1 UK operator

You may care to know that Chemistry -- and not Proximity -- is the retained agency of record for Orange.

Posted to Comments on Articles (Forum) by NEIL COWAN on 08 Sep 2009
RE: Teens don't tweet: Twitter growth not fuelled by youth

FT's article on 'teens not tweeting' must have been straight from Morgan Stanley's PR office. One 15 year-old \(male) had "dozens and dozens of CEOs and and fund managers calling the bank all day", according to MS. No wonder banks are in such a mess when the 'research of one' is considered so valuable. But at FT published my letter to ...

Posted to Comments on Articles (Forum) by NEIL COWAN on 07 Aug 2009
re: The Politics of Losing

Hi Kevin What's 'anger' got to do with anything? We're talking winning by losing. You know...it's like, er, a marketing strategy. NO NEED FOR SHOUTING, I'd politely suggest to you. Those sweet Lib Dems whom everybody loves precisely (with the exception of Vince Cable) have been losing things successfully for aeons. And with great dignity may I ...

Posted to Dave Trott’s Blog (Weblog) by NEIL COWAN on 08 May 2009
re: The Politics of Losing

Brits love losers -- so long as they don't exhibit an excess of humility. In which case they get sympathy but get forgotten. Quickly. What Brits want is a loud and preferably uncontrolled outburst of 'bad losership'. Something they can get their teeth into on YouTube, for instance. Gordon Brown's gone about this the wrong way, of course. But ...

Posted to Dave Trott’s Blog (Weblog) by NEIL COWAN on 08 May 2009
RE: Twitter rejects $500m Facebook offer

Yeah, the Mumbai terrorist attacks seems to have given Twitter some much needed public legitimacy rather than its being perceived as just a lightweight blog on the hoof. Twitter has a probable shelf life or maybe two more years. Turning down Facebook on the basis that its shares were valued pre-global meltdown, and therefore the swap undervalued ...

Posted to Comments on Articles (Forum) by NEIL COWAN on 01 Dec 2008
RE: Commuters encouraged to rant in TfL initiative

Where do you start...???!!! I'd have to give up the day job!

Posted to Comments on Articles (Forum) by NEIL COWAN on 04 Nov 2008
RE: Beattie McGuinness Bungay hit with $12.5m lawsuit for 'iPint' app

Poor BMB...beerated on every front.

Posted to Comments on Articles (Forum) by NEIL COWAN on 20 Oct 2008
RE: Ad industry leaders predict deep recession

Couldn't agree more with Joe Woollen. Pointless air space for the Rupert Murdoch of the advertising waves.

Posted to Comments on Articles (Forum) by NEIL COWAN on 26 Sep 2008

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RE: COMMENT - Memo to British Airways and Toyota: you can conduct a pitch in 24 hours. And here's why

RE: Orange and T-Mobile plan merger to create No1 UK operator

RE: Orange and T-Mobile plan merger to create No1 UK operator

RE: Teens don't tweet: Twitter growth not fuelled by youth

re: The Politics of Losing

re: The Politics of Losing

RE: Twitter rejects $500m Facebook offer

RE: Commuters encouraged to rant in TfL initiative

RE: Beattie McGuinness Bungay hit with $12.5m lawsuit for 'iPint' app

RE: Ad industry leaders predict deep recession