GCap axes 160 jobs as part of major cost-cutting exercise
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – At least 160 people are understood to have been made redundant at GCap Media as part of an ongoing cost-cutting exercise.
LONDON – At least 160 people are understood to have been made redundant at GCap Media as part of an ongoing cost-cutting exercise.
LONDON – Boots has put its £45m media planning, buying and comms business up for review less than a year after handing the latter to MediaCom.
LONDON – Virgin Trains has put the account for its customer magazine, Hotline, up for pitch, placing incumbent River Publishing on alert.
SINGAPORE – OCBC Bank has challenged accusations that its regional creative review has been beset by withdrawals and unprofessionally run.
So, you’ve heard about the commotion caused by the French Amnesty ad: TBWA are two-faced, according to Chinese netheads.
The Wall street journal reports that TBWA Worldwide has gotten into trouble for the bronze Lion winning Amnesty International campaign “after the olympics“.
So, the question is now – were the Amnesty “after the olympics” ads credited to TBWA Paris, ever approved? We know it won Bronze in Cannes. If it was a scam ad, shouldn’t that bronze go to someone else? (or at the very least, be stripped from TBWA?)
Check out the cached version of Amnesty.org – here’s a screendump in case that changes (click for full dump).
SINGAPORE – ESPN Star Sports has acquired exclusive non-standard TV rights for the cable and satellite broadcast of the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) Vancouver 2010 and London 2012 Olympic Games in 22 countries across the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia.
In my opinion the phrase, "That baby is so cute I could just eat it up!" was not meant to be taken literally. But maybe that’s just me. No matter how you slice it, you must admit this is quite a cake. Creative expression comes in so many interesting forms. Still, as Tim Gunn might say, "I question the taste factor." Like is it white cake or lemon or what?
Have another piece at Cake Wrecks
Nau is a Portland-based outdoor apparel company born out of a desire to do business differently. Sadly, they ran out of money last May and called it quits. But like a Phoenix rising from ashes, Nau lives again thanks to Santa Barbara-based Horny Toad’s interest in the company.
Our clothing line will still embody the same innovative design philosophy that gained Nau a following from the streets of New York to the Boulder backcountry—a stylish blend of timeless form and technical function, favoring clean lines over clutter and durability over disposability. And, of course, all garment production will still adhere to the highest standards of environmental and social responsibility.
In other words, ‘Beauty, Performance, Sustainability’ will still be our mantra.
According to TreeHugger, Nau will remain in Portland, Oregon, and operate with a small team, initially of ex-Nau employees, growing to a group of about a dozen.