Media PM - Rajar analysis, CRR analysis, Trinity Mirror, WPP, Plannertarium

Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Rajar reaction: radio industry bouyed by strong Q1 Maisie McCabe, 13 May 2010 LONDON - The radio industry is in a confident mood today as...    Ad industry welcomes ruling on Contract Rights Renewal Maisie McCabe, 13 May 2010 LONDON - Media agencies and advertisers have welcomed the Competition Commission's new...    Trinity Mirror yet to return to ad revenue growth John Reynolds, 13 May 2010 LONDON - Trinity Mirror has reported a fresh setback for its nationals...    WPP Group returns to worldwide growth Sara Kimberley, 13 May 2010 WPP has posted worldwide growth in April, the first time the advertising...    New Government plots instant ad cuts Staff, 13 May 2010 LONDON - Government spending on advertising looks certain to be cut by...    Naked's Thornton launches first 'death mag' Rich Sutcliffe, 13 May 2010 LONDON - Eulogy, the world's first consumer magazine dealing with death, will...    Deadline for Channel 4's Plannertarium extended to 21 May Staff, 13 May 2010 Channel 4's Plannertarium event for media agency planners and buyers has extended...    Britain's Got Talent app nears half a million downloads Mark Banham, 13 May 2010 LONDON - The iPhone application for ITV1's flagship hit 'Britain's Got Talent'...      Also in the News Bleakley takes new role at Ocean Outdoor Maisie McCabe, 13 May 2010 RAJAR Q1 2010: Chris Evans achieves biggest UK radio show of the last decade Arif Durrani, 13 May 2010 RAJAR Q1 2010: Capital's Johnny and Lisa still top dogs in London Mark Banham, 13 May 2010 RAJAR Q1 2010: Classic FM is only national commercial station to hit high note Maisie McCabe, 13 May 2010 RAJAR Q1 2010: Almost a quarter of listeners tune into digital radio Arif Durrani, 13 May 2010 RAJAR Q1 2010: Commercial radio loses share to BBC but widens reach Daniel Farey-Jones, 13 May 2010 Associated Newspapers plots strategy shift for Mail on Sunday Staff, 12 May 2010 Jeremy Hunt takes media and Olympics role in new government Sara Kimberley, 12 May 2010   Media Bitch's Diary 7 May Who is jetting off to the Caribbean to stay with Felix Dennis? Read more   Media Sales Cup 2010 Enter this year's five-a-side football tournament on 21 May Read more     Blogs & Forums Latest Blog Entries Diaspora aims to capitalise on Facebook privacy rebellion Justin Hunt The approach that Facebook is taking to user privacy has prompted calls from some high profile users to leave the... Customer service? You're having a laugh Ben Hughes Let's face it, through good times and through bad, the customer is king. Or so we've always been led to... Understand Before Disagreeing Mel Carson Do I spend too much time in the US? Sometimes I think I do but it’s more when I ponder... Sony Radio Awards - one vote with the right result Jeremy Lee Am not normally a follower of awards ceremonies as, like elections, the result is not necessarily accurate. However was delighted... Publishers become animated as the iPad arrives in London Arif Durrani Apple’s iPad might not officially launch in the UK until 28 May, but as anyone not living under a rock... What delivers the digital future for Outdoor? Ivan Clark I spent two days last week at a digital signage trade show and accompanying media conference. As is usual at... Going LA Digital in Hollywood Mel Carson LA is quite bonkers. There really are no boundaries to what people wear or how loud they talk. It’s as... Is this the end for i-level? Ian Darby Yesterday's news that i-level has gone into administration was sad and slightly surprising given the rumours that it was about...   Luxury/lifestyle publishing - Business development and Account Management £25-30k (£40-50k annual), Spotlight Recruitment £30k basic flex 10% comm £50k+ Entry Level Sales Executive, Haymarket Media Group up to £23k, West London Entry Level Sales Exeutive - Consumer Media, Haymarket Media Group up to £23k, South East England Doubleclick Rich Media Campaign Manager, Google UK Ltd Central London Senior Sales Manager, Formula Won Up to 40k doe + commission, Central London Sales Manager - Digital/print Sales Manager, Carreras Lathane Associates - CLA GBP30000-GBP32000, East London Senior Business Development Manager, Formula Won £up to 50k + bonus + benefits, Central London Digital Content & Campaign Manager, Propel GBP28000-GBP30000, West London Social Media Team Leader - NW London , Propel GBP35000-GBP45000, North London Paid Search Media Analyst - NW London, Propel GBP20000-GBP30000, North 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