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How to built up a media portfolio?

Advertising students have ads in their portfolio, multimedia design students stuff like websites. But how do you built up a portfolio if you want to work in media planning and buying?
Posted to Student Forum (Forum) by Rinaldi Djohor on 02 Nov 2009

Is Purefold pure gold for brands or pure confusion?

Coming soon from Free Scott , the new entertainment venture of Ridley Scott and his brother Tony, is a trippy new sci-fi entertainment project called Purefold that plans to let brand’s sponsor the content, and let the audience drive the plot line using social networking platforms. Produced by Ag8, the...
Posted to Quick Peeks (Weblog) by Lisa Devaney on 01 Oct 2009

Re: RE: BBC to close Good Homes magazine

Firstly Monty, BBCWW has a remit to deliver profit back to the BBC - which will presumably offset the license fee so clearly it does have something to do with license fee payers. Secondly, you can sell anything at the right market price. I'll give you £1 for the title.
Posted to Comments on Articles (Forum) by Robert Frost on 23 Sep 2009

Matter explained

Ours is an ambitious task–to create a new kind of advertising–based on the simple idea that giving (media-weary) consumers something is better than telling them something. But, a simple concept for consumers turns into a complicated prospect for advertisers. My simple idea challenges quite a bit of accepted...

Re: Australian media owners

Hi Andrew I'm from Catch Media Group, a london-based media sales representation company specialising in Australasian media, we are the European representatives for Fairfax Digital, Australasia’s leading news and information portfolio of newspapers and websites including iconic brands such as The...
Posted to Advertising Forum (Forum) by Gavin Merwood on 22 Jun 2009

Geo IP Advertising System

Can anybody please recommend a Geo IP advertising system that I can look at. Thanks.
Posted to Online Advertising (Forum) by Philip Smith-Lawrence on 16 Jun 2009

#worldview - the pace of change

The advertising and marketing world is finally starting to get its head around Web 2.0. Apart from a small number of agencies and clients, who embraced change swiftly, and nimbly re-formulated their organisational structures and internal processes, the industry in general has been incredibly slow to...
Posted to worldview (Weblog) by Nick Allen on 03 Jun 2009

Does advertising increasingly feel like it’s made for somebody else?

When you see an ad nowadays, how often do you think, "That's aimed at me or someone like me"? Mass media advertising works best when it gets people talking; when it drops brands and their ideas into our culture so they became a part of our everyday lives. But, can you drop brands in culture...

The change of media trends in digital broadcasting

US market reserach agency Abitron, recently reported that over 60 million Ameriacns a week listen to online radio stations and yet the UK advertising industry remains slow to bring clients to online broadcasters. Whilst online digital radio is still relatively small, it is a massive growth area and our...
Posted to Digital Forum (Forum) by Ross Hemsworth on 31 Mar 2009

Re: The future of advertising is ONLINE !

The internet is a magnificent medium. It is the perfect place to review, select and purchase products and services. However, as a solus medium it will only work with certain products. Take for example a new product launch by of a washing up liquid, the obvious strategy is to target main shopper on mass...
Posted to Online Advertising (Forum) by Adman on 26 Mar 2009

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