Media AM - Tories unveil posters, Coca-Cola axes jobs, Twitter debuts ad platform, Natmags launches planning tool

Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Tory Party launches second phase of Brown-bashing campaign Matt Williams, 13 April 2010 LONDON - The Conservative Party has launched its second wave of posters...    Coca-Cola set to axe jobs in European marketing review Joe Thomas, 12 April 2010 LONDON - Coca-Cola is overhauling its European marketing operation as part of...    Natmag launches online planning tool for wedding title John Reynolds, 13 April 2010 NatMag's bridal website YouandYourwedding.co.uk has launched what it claims is the country's...    Twitter debuts 'Promoted Tweets' ad platform Sara Kimberley, 13 April 2010 LONDON - Twitter is launching its long-awaited advertising platform, Promoted Tweets, with...    Virgin Media Television launches campaign for 'Sons of Anarchy' Maisie McCabe, 13 April 2010 LONDON - Virgin Media Television is to launch a multimedia campaign to...    Peppa Pig sales pass £100m David Barros, 13 April 2010 LONDON - Children's cartoon 'Peppa Pig' has now grossed more than £100m...    Paper Round (13 April) - a look at the day's newspapers Sarah Johnson, 13 April 2010 LONDON - The Guardian splits its cover between the two leading political...      Also in the News LBi hires Oanes as associate creative director Sara Kimberley, 13 April 2010 Parties fall in line over marketing to kids Gemma Charles, 13 April 2010 Magna ups UK ad revenue forecast to 3% growth Anne Cassidy, 12 April 2010 Labour presents General Election manifesto online David Barros, 12 April 2010 Honda hires Amplify for CR-Z sports hybrid brief Alex Brownsell, 12 April 2010 Ewan Paterson departs CHI for DDB Chicago Matt Williams, 12 April 2010     Blogs & Forums Latest Blog Entries Time - It's Should ALL Be About Quality Mel Carson One of my favourite books is called “ Eat That From ."   It’s a time-management guide that... Talked-about advertising steve henry There are many things I hate advertising for. A lot of it is lazy, a lot of it is specious,... Event advertising deserves equal billing with Event TV Planet Blog Carl Nawagamuwa, an account director at Mediaedge:cia, who attended Channel 4's 2009 Plannertarium, on how media owners and agencies need... The Brand Ambassador comes of age Ben Hughes What’s the first social network you ever heard of? Facebook? MySpace? Friends Reunited? If you said MySpace, you are probably... Is Bebo really worthless? Gordon Macmillan The sale of Bebo announced this morning has been a long time coming. It started coming almost as soon as AOL bought... How to avoid being a bear's lunch Sue Unerman   In his gem of a book Obliquity, economist John Kay tells an old economist’s joke. An economist in the... Just be yourself Sue Unerman   "It resembled some kind of Stalinist Show trial". This description was not of a bad buying audit or tricky... SCOOP: Tech breakthroughs make giant circular poster viable Ivan Clark I prefer not to use press releases to source my ideas; proper media provides plenty of oxygen for spin. However,... Caring about sharing TESS ALPS Like all the best blog posts, Jenny and Neil’s thoughts on ‘Getting your TV talked about’ made me want to...   Digital Sales Executive, Metro Up to 20k+bonus+benefits, West London Sales Executive, Metro 20-25k+bonus+benefits, West London Business Development Manager - £40k , Propel GBP40000-GBP40000, East London Retention/Renewals Marketing Executive, Formula Won £28-32k + benefits, Central London Social Media Agency - Account Manager - £35K, Propel GBP30000-GBP35000, Central London     To Guarantee delivery, add us to your address book. ( How? ) Manage my bulletins Send to a friend Unsubscribe to this bulletin   Home     News     About Us     Contact Us     Advertising     My Media Week     Log in       Advertising     Marketing     Media     Sales Promotion     Market Research     Digital     Public Relations     Design     Events     Direct Marketing   © Haymarket 1957 - 2010 All rights reserved