Cambridge-based agency Mobas leads the way as number one in the Eastern region and ranks 43 nationally in the UK’s Design 100 list for 2012, according to a new poll.

A Cambridge marketing firm specialising in the music industry is helping to promote an historic venture for New Kids on the Block and The Backstreet Boys.

Media Managers, East Anglia’s leading media agency, has been nominated for an award at the Recommended Agency Register (RAR) Awards 2012 in the media buying category.

Media Imaging Solutions founder, Alan Bennett, has collected a prestigious East of England photography award for the second successive year.

Cambridge University academics and conservation scientists have formed a new enterprise to leverage the power of computer games to help save the planet.

The Arena Group, headquartered in St Ives near Cambridge UK, has clinched new equity funding of £16.5 million in a partnership deal with the specialist sports fund, Sports Investment Partners (SIP) and growth capital investor, MML Capital.

Diagnostic imaging specialist, Toshiba Medical Systems UK, has appointed Cambridge based Mobas as its lead creative agency.

Suffolk based Falcon Promotions was a finalist in the ‘Distributor of the Year’ category, at the The British Promotional Merchandise Association (BPMA) Awards at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry.

Cambridge marcoms agency, The Foundry House, has launched a new Virtual Communications Director service that provides SMEs with strategic planning, advice and support while developing the PR/marketing and communications skills of in-house staff via training and mentoring.

Reckitt-Benckiser (RB) has appointed Myriad Public Relations – based near Cambridge – to launch a major cross-brand PR communications campaign to the media in the UK, uniting its brands under the banner of 'Britain's Greatest' and running throughout 2012.

Cambridgeshire photographer Alan Bennett, of Media Imaging Solutions, has won a major UK competition for the second successive year.

Good marketers, PR consultants, designers and media buyers are heavily undersold by their job descriptions. They are, in fact, king-makers  – well the good ones are – although that might look somewhat immodest on their letterheads.

Quite Great, the specialist PR boutique in Cambridge UK, has clinched a worldwide management deal with Andrew Stone, the Celebrity Big Brother star.

The new Great Kneighton property development adjacent to the Cambridge Biomedical Campus is to receive the midas touch from the Mobas digital team.

Media Managers in Cambridge is officially the top marketing communications agency in East Anglia according to the Recommended Agency Register (RAR) annual advertising agency report.

A creative media company in Luton is gaining traction globally.