Over 300 comms folk from across the North West came together last night to attend the inaugural Public Services Communications Awards. The event proved to be the largest gathering for many years of public services comms folk working in the North West and judging by the passion and dedication on display at last night's ceremony, it was evident that comms folk are clearly up for the challenges that lie ahead.
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Manchester Confidential's Mark Garner is not a man to mince his words. Talking about the controversial subscription model for his currently free-to-view online empire he brushes off any criticism he has received (mainly on the How-Do comment board) and tells us that "it's time more publishers put their balls on the table and took a chance." He has, he says, and it's already paying off.  Comments (32)
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Tomorrow sees the start of a £600k Christmas marketing campaign, commissioned by Cityco and a host of public sector partners, to boost the visitor numbers (and till takings) that habitually flow into Manchester city centre over the festive season. At the centrepiece of the push is a painstakingly animated campaign created by Oscar and BAFTA nominated director Barry Purves at Altrincham's Hot Animation. Comments (7) |
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Tonight sees the official launch of Absolute Cosmetics, a free quarterly glossy magazine that is aiming to corner the UK cosmetics industry... from its home in Macclesfield. Comments (2) |
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Trinity Mirror North West and Wales has released a statement this afternoon announcing that it is looking to reduce editorial numbers at its Merseyside base as a result of "the pressures all parts of the media sector are currently experiencing due to the ongoing economic downturn." The Liverpool Daily Post is expected to bear the brunt of the cuts. Comments (11) |
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Robert Harwood-Matthews, the former chief executive of TBWA\Manchester, is heading back to both the UK and his former agency group, with the news that he is set to succeed Tim Lindsay as the president of TBWA Group UK. Comments (4) |
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