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19 February 2010

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Infinite possibilities
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Global launch
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Early Years Matters
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A magazine – about magazines!
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Equiniti win for WLM
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WLM team strengthened
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WLM wins ISO 9001
10 November 2008

Wet wet wet
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Stuart McPherson joins WLM board
4 November 2008

Second-fastest growing UK agency, says Marketing magazine
24 September 2008

Fraser to Chair PPA Scotland
13 July 2008

 

Channel 4 job caps amazing run

19 February 2010

Channel 4 has commissioned Edinburgh-based White Light Media to produce a 32-page publication celebrating investment in creative content across the UK. Called Creative Cities, the publication will be distributed this spring.

"We’ve been given a challenging but thrilling brief to really push the boundaries with the design approach to this," says Managing Director Fraser Allen. "It looks set to be a great addition to our portfolio and an interesting client to work for.

"It also comes on the back of an astonishing run of success for White Light Media. In the past six months, we have won a total of eight magazine contracts with NHS Health Scotland, Learning and Teaching Scotland, the University of Edinburgh, the University of Sheffield and Exova.

“We have also won hard-fought places on the design rosters for the Met Office and the University of Sunderland, and major marketing projects with Seafish, the Royal College of Nursing and Lothian NHS,” adds Fraser. “We're on a roll and the team here is producing outstanding work."