Media PM - Richard Desmond launches iPad app, Gordon Brown slams paywalls, Facebook backs down on privacy, media jobs rise 12%

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View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Desmond to launch iPad app for Express John Reynolds, 13 April 2010 LONDON - Richard Desmond's Daily Express is readying an Apple iPad app...    Paywalls will not work, says PM Gordon Brown Arif Durrani, 13 April 2010 Prime Minister Gordon Brown has expressed doubt over the feasibility of online...    Facebook concedes to online safety demands Daniel Farey-Jones, 13 April 2010 LONDON - Facebook has responded to concerns over online safety by allowing...    Marketing, media and PR jobs rise 12% David Barros, 13 April 2010 LONDON - The number of new job opportunities in marketing, media and...    The Lady puts Tracey Emin on the cover Anne Cassidy, 13 April 2010 LONDON - The Lady, the weekly "journal for gentlewomen", is certain to...    Joanna Lumley wins 4.8m viewers for ITV1 David Barros, 13 April 2010 LONDON - The first episode of Joanna Lumley's Nile travelogue for ITV1...      Also in the News Tory Party launches second phase of Brown-bashing campaign Matt Williams, 13 April 2010 Twitter debuts 'Promoted Tweets' ad platform Sara Kimberley, 13 April 2010 Natmag launches online planning tool for wedding title John Reynolds, 13 April 2010 Parties fall in line over marketing to kids Gemma Charles, 13 April 2010 Coca-Cola set to axe jobs in European marketing review Joe Thomas, 12 April 2010 Virgin Media Television launches campaign for 'Sons of Anarchy' Maisie McCabe, 13 April 2010 Peppa Pig sales pass £100m David Barros, 13 April 2010   Media Sales Cup 2010 Enter this year's five-a-side football tournament on 21 May Read more   Media Bitch's Diary ShortList hits the gym while Absolute Radio hits the pub Read more     Blogs & Forums Latest Blog Entries Time - It Should ALL Be About Quality Mel Carson One of my favourite books is called “ Eat That Frog ."   It’s a time-management guide that... 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