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Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Kelner steers The Independent to best circulation of 2010 John Reynolds, 11 June 2010 The Independent has recorded its highest circulation of the year for its...    MEDIA 360: FT leader tells publishers to 'embrace paid content' Gordon MacMillan, 11 June 2010 Rob Grimshaw, managing director of FT.com, said paid content could work if...    Observer charts first monthly rise since relaunch Mark Banham, 11 June 2010 The Observer's February relaunch looks to be finally paying dividends for Guardian...    Nike ad helps steal Adidas' World Cup thunder Sara Kimberley, 11 June 2010 Nike has been linked to the World Cup more than any of...    MEDIA 360: COI chief Lund outlines big changes as cuts bite Daniel Farey-Jones, 11 June 2010 The COI will be making a fundamental shift in the way it...    Sex and the City 2 delivers 1m impacts for Nescafé Maisie McCabe, 11 June 2010 The second weekend of 'Sex And The City 2' helped Nescafe Gold...    Viral View: Measuring the success of viral campaigns Jimmy Maymann, 11 June 2010 If they ever really existed, the days when brands thought they could...      Also in the News Paper Round (11 June) - The World Cup sweeps across the nationals Sarah Johnson, 11 June 2010 Guardian wins six top gongs at 2010 AOP Digital Publishing awards Sara Kimberley, 11 June 2010 MEDIA 360: News is at an all-time high says GN&M's Freeman Harriet Dennys, 11 June 2010 MEDIA 360: 'Emotions are more profitable than messages' says DDB chief Harriet Dennys, 10 June 2010 Mirror to axe 200 editorial jobs John Reynolds, 10 June 2010 MEDIA 360: Delegates vote TV as medium with brightest future Daniel Farey-Jones, 10 June 2010 'Time to celebrate again,' says Media Week Awards chair Linda Smith Sarah Johnson, 09 June 2010   Media Bitch's Diary 4 June A Royal visit for The Sun's show garden at Chelsea Read more   Media Week Awards 2010 How to win a Media Week Award in 10 easy steps Read more     Blogs & Forums Latest Blog Entries My Media Week: Ivan Clark, Independent Media Advisor Ivan Clark Monday Alarm wakes me at 8.00 am. Lie in bed smoking Marlboro Red whilst listening to R4’s Today Show. Now... Not a World Cup blog Ben Hughes In two days’ time, it’s going to feel like all content published on or offline has one theme, and one... Is Deal Or No Deal the best education? Sue Unerman     It is really difficult to learn from experience. Whether that experience is a good or a bad one,... Cannes Lions â€" Who’s Coming? Mel Carson Just posted a video interview with Cannes Lions CEO Phil Thomas on our advertising blog .   In it,... Being Dignified with Social Media Mel Carson Reading “me and my web shadow” by Antony Mayfield right now on the recommendation of Kieron Mathews of IAB fame.... Is Virgin Media TV worth the price that Sky paid? Jeremy Lee Even to a company with as deep pockets as Sky, £160m sounds like quite a lot of money to pay... Why is the government not NICE to advertising? Ivan Clark You’re hardly likely to get much sympathy, even from your mates. My teenage son thinks being involved with it is... Does Fru Hazlitt have it? Jeremy Lee As ITV's replacement for Rupert Howell she certainly seems to be lacking in one attribute that he had bundles of...   Doubleclick Rich Media Campaign Manager, Google UK Ltd Central London Business Manager, TKA Recruitment £45k + Bonus, Central London Online Agency Sales Manager, Novus Search and Selection £40-43k + 100% bonus potential, Central London Account Manager, Future Publishing £Competitive with exc.benefits, South West England Media Planning Manager, PFJ GBP30000-GBP35000, Central London International Account Manager, B3 Recruitment c. £25k u/c OTE £45-50k, Central London Promotions Executive/Manager, Centaur Media PLC/Centaur Special Interest Media Highly Competitive Salary, Central London Junior Artworker/Creative Finisher - Bristol, Xchangeteam GBP15000-GBP18000, South West England Director of Digital Marketing - Online/Broadcast, Moriati Media £40K-£45K + (£100K OTE), Central London Conference Sponsorship Sales Manager, Reilly People £24-30k basic, OTE up to £50k, 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