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Fairfax Media is proud to announce the winners of their Cannes Young Lions competition's for 2008. Will Douglas and Chloe Hardy, both from OMD, took out first place in the Young Lions Media category with their winning multi-platform media strategy. Carl Savage and Brett Colliver, from DDB, were the winners in the Young Lions Print Creative category.
The two winning teams, courtesy of Fairfax Media, will be flown to France next month and receive full registration to the Cannes Lions 2008 Advertising Festival, the largest and most prestigious advertising festival in the world. There they will compete on the world stage in the Young Lions Media and Print competitions respectively.
Plus the prize provides the winners with a once in a lifetime opportunity to hear presentations from the best advertising minds with the Young Lions Creative team attending the creative workshops, and the Young Lions Media winners attending the media conference sessions.
The Young Lions competition called for entries from agency media planners and agency media buyers (for the Young Lions Media category) and copywriters and art directors (for the Young Lions Print category).
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You take your pick of meteorological puns on this one, but it's another example of Fairfax Digital focusing on one of their key business areas - online news and weather. Fairfax Digital has taken a 75 per cent stake in The Weather Company and with it weatherzone.com.au. Mark Hardy, the founder of The Weather Company, ...
Fairfax Digital has redesigned its logo to take on the look and feel of Fairfax Media’s circular emblem. The general idea is that the new design will promote brand consistency across the company and reinforce the digital aspect in Fairfax Media’s overall position in the market. The new logo has been rolled out ...
The results of the IAB Awards are in, but we'll save you the press release and just show you the interesting bits - the winners. The 2008 Interactive Advertising Awards covered two streams – creative and media – across five vertical sectors. A search category was included this year for the first time and included ...
Challenge With the ultimate aim of decreasing the number of young women in Queensland who smoke, Queensland Health commissioned an advertising campaign specifically targeted to females aged 18 to 29 years. Strategy Many young women didn’t want to smoke, but couldn’t imagine getting through quitting and being a ...
This post is the first in a series looking at the AMI. Click below to read the others: What's wrong with the AMI The Great AMI Debate: Round 2 The Stark Reality of the AMI The AMI Bites Back Marketing the Marketers: the UK perspective Bowll bites back: Geoffrey responds to the AMI You can read the full version ...
Tamir Berkman works at FRANk media In my last post here at marketingmag.com.au, I discussed the reasons why you should already be thinking strategically about online and about your presence in the online space. Hopefully, for those of you looking to develop your online presence you're now convinced of the ...
Facilitate Digital Holdings Limited, a leading independent provider of digital marketing technology, announced that it has entered into a partnership and investment agreement with EyeWonder, a leading U.S. based provider of interactive digital advertising. For more on the partnership, read the release materials ...
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Last month I received a total of 964 emails so it does take some time. That said, no email is ever left unopened. If you send me something on global warming and I know there is a Green issue coming up, I may save your email in that month’s folder and contact you closer to that date. If you really want an answer ASAP feel free to send a follow-up email to remind me that you are still waiting!
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It’s a good idea to pitch your article at one of these Focus sections as you can be assured of a targeted audience. This year each cover of Marketing will display which Focus section is featuring for that month.
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