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03 June 2010

Latest News RBS calls £132m media review Mark Banham, 03 June 2010 The Royal Bank of Scotland Group is reviewing its £132m media planning and buying account, which is currently held by MediaCom.   Fru Hazlitt to join ITV as managing director of commercial and online Maisie McCabe, 03 June 2010 Fru Hazlitt, the former chief executive of GCap Media and managing director of Yahoo!, is to join ITV in the new role of managing director of commercial and online.   Ed Morris joins Rapier to overhaul creative Matt Williams, 03 June 2010 Ed Morris, the former executive creative director at Lowe London, has joined Rapier as a creative partner, with a brief to transform the agency's creative output.   Agencies line up for Oxfam brand pitch Anne Cassidy, 03 June 2010 Oxfam International is on the hunt for an agency or agency group to redesign its global brand identity and support the change with an advertising campaign.   Group M predicts media spend rise Ian Darby, 03 June 2010 The UK ad market is expected to grow by 4 per cent this year and 3 per cent in 2011, according to the latest report from WPP's Group M.     Also in the News Karmarama launches joint PR venture with Shine chief Anne Cassidy, 03 June 2010 Associated Newspapers plans fashion and beauty title Mark Banham, 03 June 2010 Agencies line up for New Look creative Anne Cassidy, 03 June 2010 Red Cross seeks agency for first aid drive Matt Williams, 03 June 2010   Sign-up for new Campaign email bulletins Sign-up for Campaign's new Daily Fix, breaking news and weekly Creative Fix email bulletins Sign-up for new Campaign email bulletins Latest Work Reconciliation Australia 'let's finish what we started' by Droga5 Sydney 02 June 2010 Several Australian celebrities feature in a new campaign from Reconciliation Australia, speaking in support of the reconciliation of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.   Huggies 'jeans' by JWT New York 02 June 2010 Kimberly Clark has launched the limited edition Huggies 'Jeans diaper'.   Ladbrokes 'got the feeling?' by M&C Saatchi 02 June 2010 Ladbrokes is kicking off a £5 million World Cup 2010 TV and press ad campaign at the weekend in an attempt to attract new betting customers.   More Work   Blogs Latest Blog Entries TWO VOICES.... robert campbell We were lucky enough to have our friends Kumi Naidoo (the executive director of Greenpeace International) and Jochen Zeitz (the... Money, revisited steve henry Some people seem to have taken last week’s blog as a veiled attack on CHI. Which wasn’t my intention at... I couldn’t help but wonder…what the f**k were they thinking?! Lolly and Nat I went to a funeral on Saturday night. A memorial service for my old friends Charlotte, Samantha, Miranda and Carrie.... More Blogs Campaign Jobs Senior Brand Packaging Designer, Purple Consultancy£35000-£40000, Central London Middleweight Digital Designer - £30,000 - £38,000 - Central London, Cogs Agency£30,000 - £38,000, Central London Head of Search (SEO), Octopustravel.comExcellent / negotiable, Central London Account Manager - healthcare, Zodoexcellent base salary, Central London Copywriter, ZodoCentral London Digital Creative Lead - £50,000 - £55,000 - Central London, Cogs Agency£50,000 - £55,000, Central London Multi Media Flash Developers, Creative Recruitment£250 to £350 per day, Central London Senior Communications Planner - Freelance, Periscope Recruitment LLP£60000-£80000, Central London Sales Manager - Leading Global Digital Agency - £40K basic + excellent commission, Spotlight Recruitment£35 - £40K + commission, Central London Pricing & Promotions Manager - FMCG Drinks, Jarlett de Grouchy£50000-£55000, Central London More Jobs Manage my bulletins     Unsubscribe from this bulletin   Home     News     About Us     Contact Us     Advertising     My Campaign Live     Log in       Advertising Jobs     Marketing Jobs     Media Jobs     Digital Jobs     Design jobs     Direct Marketing Jobs   © Haymarket 1957 - 2010 All rights reserved