1. The Drum's Most Awarded Agencies: 100 - 75

    The Drum's Most Awarded Agencies: 100 - 75

    Awards are a great new business tool for marketing services agencies and they also help to boost staff morale and attract the best talent. But who are the agencies that score highest in creative and strategic awards schemes. We kick off our... Read more

    0 comments
    UK - 30/03/2010
    Marketing
  2. Brits do best in Pepsico contest

    Brits do best in Pepsico contest for emerging technology companies

    The great ideas came fast and furious , including one developed by two university students. Now they are off to a flying start with US giant Pepsieco. Read more

    0 comments
    UK - 03/10/2011
    Marketing
  3. Sarah Parish: face of Ortak

    Sarah Parish announced as new face of Ortak

    Actress Sarah Parish has signed up as the new face of jewellery brand Ortak for 2011/2012.She will star in Ortak’s new marketing campaign, which will be rolled out across its fifteen UK stores and online this month.The campaign is split into... Read more

    1 comment
    Scotland - 02/09/2011
    Marketing
    gallery
  4. Dadi Award winners announced

    Dadi Award winners announced

    The DADI Awards, in association with Leeds Live it Love it, took place in the city’s Armouries with MadeByPi winning the Grand Prix Award for its Little Black Book site for client First Direct.Also scooping a top award was BJL, which won the... Read more

    7 comments
    UK - 16/11/2009
    Digital
  5. Broad Daylight photography to celebrate Burns

    Broad Daylight photography to celebrate Burns

    As part of Homecoming Scotland 2009 and to mark the 250th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns, photographers Ross Gillespie and Tricia Malley have produced an exhibition and publication, As Others See Us. With introductory texts by Julie... Read more

    0 comments
    Scotland - 21/01/2009
    Design
    gallery
  6. IAS Introduce Strict Alcohol Policy for Staff

    IAS Introduce Strict Alcohol Policy for Staff

    IAS chief executive Rob Morrice has moved to ban staff from drinking on week nights. Chief executive Rob Morrice has moved to ban staff from indulging in too many scoops on a school night and coming into work with a hangover.“It just not... Read more

    64 comments
    UK - 22/09/2009
    Advertising

Filter by content type:

Most Popular

Viewed Commented Shared Emailed

Follow The Drum

See all

Connect to THE DRUM through RSS, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and mobile.