TCA appoints Jon Canning as ECD
Posted in: UncategorizedThe Communications Agency has hired Jon Canning as its executive creative director.
The Communications Agency has hired Jon Canning as its executive creative director.
Play.com is reviewing its advertising account as part of a repositioning as an eBay-style marketplace. The company is closing its retail business following changes to tax rules.
Advertising agencies that have failed to land a place on the Government’s creative roster are planning to appeal against the decision.
Advertising Agency: TBWA\Chiat\Day, USA
Chief Creative Officer: John Norman
Group Creative Director: Brent Anderson
Global Creative Director: Jayanta Jenkins
Associate Creative Directors: Renato Fernandez, Guto Araki, Gustavo Sarkis, John Figone
Art Director: Paulo Cruz
Director of Project Management / Print Services: Casey Mooney
Print Producer: Kerri Sparkman
Executive Project Manager: Karen Thomas
Senior Art Producer: Anna Willman
Managing Director: Nick Drake
Group Account Director: Blake Crosbie
Management Supervisor: Magda Huber
Account Supervisor: Kyle Webster
Account Executive: Robyn Baker
Sports Marketing: Lexi Vonderlieth, Brynn Cameron
Group Planning Director: Scott MacMaster
Planning Director: Martin Ramos
Planner: Rebecca Harris
Junior Planner: Katie Acosta, Matt Bataclan
Senior Studio Artist: Laurel Burden
Assistant Studio Manager: Riki Komachi
Photographer: Josh Withers
Executive Project Coordinator: Bob Hezlop
Advertising Agency: Lowe MENA, Dubai
Creative Directors: Mounir Harfouche, Komal Bedi Sohal
Art Director: Komal Bedi Sohal
Copywriters: Mounir Harfouche, Komal Bedi Sohal
Photographer: Tejal Patni
Under pressure from their fellow cardinals, the Americans canceled their news briefing and shut down all communication with the news media.
Soon, CEO Jeff Bewkes will have his wish: Time Warner won’t be a magazine company anymore.
A month after several media outlets reported that Time Warner was in discussions to merge a chunk of its magazine business with Meredith Corp.’s, the company instead announced today it would spin it off into its own publicly traded company, separating an iconic stable of magazines from what will become a pure-play TV company.
Time Inc. CEO Laura Lang will not be the person to run the newly separate Time Inc., the company said. Time Warner said it hoped to complete the spin-off by the end of the year.