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16 December 2010

Latest News Santander retains Engine for £35m ad account Sara Kimberley, 16 December 2010 Grey and Leo Burnett have lost out to Engine, which has retained Santander's £35m advertising account.   Mark Cross handed COI's media buying duties Maisie McCabe, 16 December 2010 Mark Cross is to take board responsibility for media buying at the Central Office of Information, as the beleaguered Government body confirms the departure of Corrine Purton and Jeremy Found.   AMD shortlists agencies for £35m EMEA account Sara Kimberley, 16 December 2010 Gyro HSR, OgilvyOne and Rapp have all made it on to the shortlist for the Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) £35m EMEA integrated account.   Robson Brown resurfaces Maisie McCabe, 16 December 2010 The directors of Newcastle-based full service agency Robson Brown have re-launched the business, after buying the image rights from the administrator in a move that is expected to save the...   Charities Aid Foundation appoints Albion to integrated account Matt Williams, 16 December 2010 Charities Aid Foundation, the organisation that provides services and assistance to UK and International charities, has appointed Albion to handle its integrated advertising account.     Also in the News Very.co.uk launches Christmas ad to promote its sale Sara Kimberley, 16 December 2010 LG calls global digital pitch Staff, 16 December 2010 TV ad revenue tipped for up to 8% growth over January and February Maisie McCabe, 16 December 2010   Sign-up for new Campaign email bulletins Sign-up for Campaign's new Daily Fix, breaking news and weekly Creative Fix email bulletins Sign-up for new Campaign email bulletins Latest Work War Child Canada 'holiday heimlich' by John St 14 December 2010 War Child has launched a Christmas campaign encouraging supporters to give 'War Child' gifts as presents.   Amnesty International 'fence' by Brothers and Sisters 14 December 2010 Brothers and Sisters has created a series of street art for Amnesty International which appears invisible until it's viewed from a particular angle.   More Work   Blogs Latest Blog Entries THE PLUMBER AND NIGEL BOGLE Dave Trott I was having lunch with Alan Thompson who runs the Haystack Group. They're a new-business intermediary that places hundreds of... Naughtie and Nice Steve Henry  I enjoyed hearing about James Naughtie's slip of the tongue while addressing Jeremy Hunt on the Today show. On a... Good things come to those who wait...29 years Lolly and Nat If only Guinness still had their old strapline, this might have been a nice tactical opportunity for them. A friend... More Blogs Campaign Jobs Account Director , Purple Consultancy £40000 - £50000 per annum, London Graphic Designer , Creative Recruitment £30-£35K, Hertfordshire Account Director , WARL-ic Ltd £40 - £45k, Farringdon Freelance Senior Account Manager - Branding & Design , Emma & Rachael & You £40-45k, Group Account Director , Daniel Marks London £65k - £80k+ Excellent Benefits, Central London Creative Director (Medical Communications) , AS&K Media Partnership Competitive, London, UK Search more jobs Manage my bulletins     Unsubscribe from this bulletin   Home     News     About Us     Contact Us     Advertising     Log in       Advertising Jobs     Marketing Jobs     Media Jobs     Digital Jobs     Design jobs     Direct Marketing Jobs   © Haymarket 1957 - 2010 All rights reserved