Digital PM - The Huffington Post, Digital Economy Bill, John Prescott, online shopping

NEWS Huffington Post launches Twitter edition By Staff, 08-Apr-10, 16:15 LONDON - The Huffington Post has upped its social media credentials with the launch of a dedicated Twitter edition of the site, providing updates across its 19 news and comment sections. Digital Economy Bill passes its third reading By Maisie Mccabe And David Barros, 08-Apr-10, 15:00 LONDON - The controversial Digital Economy Bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons last night. John Prescott urges supporters to waste Conservative search budget By David Barros, 08-Apr-10, 15:40 LONDON - Labour MP John Prescott has caused a stir in the election campaign after encouraging his Twitter followers to run down the Conservatives' Google ad budget. Online shopping set to overtake in-store By Sara Kimberley, 08-Apr-10, 14:54 LONDON - Online shopping is set to overtake traditional in-store shopping with 90% of UK consumers searching for their latest purchase via the internet, claims a new report. ALSO IN THE NEWS Philips launches 'Carousel' follow-up By Matt Williams, 08-Apr-10, 09:25 BBC to air second series of EastEnders web spin-off By Anne Cassidy, 08-Apr-10, 11:30 Twitter app plans will hit developers By Staff, 08-Apr-10, 11:50 Story Worldwide lands Mimecast digital work By David Barros, 08-Apr-10, 11:55 LATEST BLOG ENTRIES Is Bebo really worthless? By Gordon Macmillan / Brand Republic The sale of Bebo announced this morning has been a long time coming. It started coming almost as soon as AOL bought the site and it started... They're not Terry's and they're certainly no longer Lenny's By Jeremy Lee / Brand Republic Given that there is wall-to-wall coverage of the election the next four weeks seem the ideal time, in the words of Jo Moore, 'to bury bad news'.... Living Portraits By Lolly And Nat / Brand Republic These 'people painted to look like portraits' were done by Alexa Meade. She is an installation artist based in Washington. See more here I love... Don?t wipe out the planet By Greg Taylor / Brand Republic The average person uses around 3,000 paper towels each year ? and that?s just at work. So it's no real surprise that more than 3,000 tons of paper... Asda wants its mums to blog the election By Gordon Macmillan / Brand Republic Smart move by Asda. It has taken its line about "Asda mums" and hopped onto the election bandwagon. And why not? We're told it is going to be... Bursting with optimism, but not with profits By Bob Willott / Brand Republic The chart below shows what the US based online advertising sales agency Burst Media described this morning as ?highly satisfactory? results for... How to avoid being a bear's lunch By Sue Unerman / Brand Republic   In his gem of a book Obliquity, economist John Kay tells an old economist?s joke. An economist in the wilderness sees a bear approaching... Don't let him take us back to the 1980s. Why not, it was good then? By Chris Arnold / Brand Republic The new Labour poster portraying Cameron as Gene Hunt from the TV series Ashes to Ashes (and Life on Mars before that) seems a positive message.... MORE BLOGS MORE WHITEPAPERS   User Experience Content Strategist Recruiter: PRJS Salary: £90K Location: South West England Senior Creative Team Recruiter: The Blueprint Salary: GBP65000-GBP70000 Location: East London Creative Director Recruiter: Enable Interactive Salary: £50,000 - £59,000 Location: South West England eCRM Manager Recruiter: Daniel Marks Recruitment Salary: £40-50k + Excellent Benefits Location: West London Digital Account Manager – Top Ten Media Agency Recruiter: Prosper Digital Salary: £30-£32k plus bonus + benefits Location: Central London Client Services Director Recruiter: Source Salary: GBP80000-GBP100000 Location: East London Mobile Strategy Manager Recruiter: American Express Salary: Competitive + excellent bens Location: Central London Email Marketing Strategist Recruiter: Norton Leigh Salary: £30,000 - £45-000 + Bonus Location: Central London Back-End (LAMP) Developer – Digital Agency – Central London – £35,000 - £40,000 Recruiter: Gabriele Skelton Salary: £35,000 - £40,000 Location: West London Front End Developer – Digital Agency – Central London – circa £35,000 Recruiter: Gabriele Skelton Salary: circa £35,000 Location: Central London   Click here to view in your web browser To guarantee delivery, add us to your address book (How?)   Revolution Jobs: Account Handling | Advertising | Business Development | SEO | Sales | Manage my bulletins | Unsubscribe from this bulletin