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Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News APA elects Ellen Brush as chairwoman Anne Cassidy, 07 April 2010 LONDON - APA, the customer magazine association, has elected Ellen Brush, the...    Conservative Party forces Government climbdown on broadband tax Maisie McCabe, 07 April 2010 LONDON - The Conservative Party has forced the government to introduce amendments...    The Sun launches Grand National sweepstake app Matt Williams, 07 April 2010 LONDON - The Sun is encouraging its readers to make this weekend's...    Channel 4 signs up Waitrose for food sponsorship Joe Thomas, 07 April 2010 LONDON - Channel 4 has signed up Waitrose for a year-long sponsorship...    Former Hi-Tech sales director Baker makes MasterChef final Maisie McCabe, 07 April 2010 LONDON - Dhruv Baker, the former London sales director of Hi-Tech Media,...    INQ Mobile to launch first radio show on Spotify Daniel Farey-Jones, 07 April 2010 LONDON - Mobile phone brand INQ is upping its profile by tying...    Peugeot uses hair salon TV to promote cars to women Maisie McCabe, 07 April 2010 LONDON - Peugeot has become the first car advertiser to run a...    BR Video: Consumers unconvinced about paying for Times online Matt Williams, 07 April 2010 LONDON - News International's plans to charge users £1 per day to...    MasterChef serves up five million viewers, Heston makes seconds David Barros, 07 April 2010 LONDON - 'MasterChef: The Final Three' on BBC One was the most-watched...      Also in the News AOL to sell off or shut down Bebo Daniel Farey-Jones, 07 April 2010 Digital Economy Bill on course to become law Maisie McCabe, 07 April 2010 ZenithOptimedia upgrades adspend forecasts Anne Cassidy, 07 April 2010 Global Radio in trouble over ill-timed sexual health ad broadcast Alex Brownsell, 07 April 2010 Betfair ignites rivalry between Manchester United and City fans Joe Thomas, 07 April 2010 Paper Round (7 April) - a look at the day's newspapers Jack Templeton, 07 April 2010   Out and About 26 March - election special Political posters reworked in the best spoof election posters Read more   Media Bitch's Diary Clear Channel's Rob Atkinson has an encounter with royalty Read more     Blogs & Forums Latest Blog Entries 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... Backs to the Wall Mel Carson The 150 yard walk from Victoria Station to our offices is often interrupted in the morning by people handing out... Jargon and gobbledegook Ben Hughes   The media industry has some of the most creative and charismatic people you will ever meet, and... Social media shapes first digital election, NOT Ivan Clark Following on from last week’s blog, the Conservative party versus Joanna Lumley; it is interesting to see the Tories have... Listen - I'm No Suit! Mel Carson Last week I was stunned into an uncustomary silence by a tweet. It took me a moment or two to...   Senior Digital Account Manager, Future Publishing £ Competitive, Central London Group Head Display (Celebrated Consumer Weekly) -£45-50K, PFJ GBP45000-GBP50000, East London Senior Sales Exec, Lipton Fleming GBP25000-GBP28000, East London Agency Account Manager - Online, Moriati Media £25,000 - £30,000 + comm, South London Classified Sales Manager, Lipton Fleming GBP35000-GBP38000, East London Group Head, Lipton Fleming GBP40000-GBP50000, East London Creative Director, Lipton Fleming GBP50000-GBP55000, East London Classified Sales Executive, Lipton Fleming GBP18000-GBP20000, East London Online Agency Account Manager, Lipton Fleming GBP34000-GBP35000, East London Key Account Manager, Lipton Fleming GBP30000-GBP35000, East 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