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ITV to reveal pay-TV strategy
ITV to reveal pay-TV strategy
by Maisie McCabe
02 August 2010, 09:35AM
ITV is expected to announce plans to reduce its dependency on advertising and go after new revenue streams when it reveals its interim results tomorrow morning.
Heinz to back plastic jar with £3m marketing spend
Heinz to back plastic jar with £3m marketing spend
by Jennifer Whitehead
02 August 2010, 09:50AM
Heinz is to sell its famous baked beans in a resealable plastic bottle that can be kept in the fridge, which it will back with a £3m through-the-line campaign including TV advertising.
Nestlé invites fans to be part of new Milkybar campaign
Nestlé invites fans to be part of new Milkybar campaign
by John Reynolds
02 August 2010, 12:01AM
Nestlé is promoting its new variant, Milkybar Raisin & Biscuit, by offering adults the chance to participate in an ad campaign by impersonating the Milkybar kid.
ALF launches online-only service
ALF launches online-only service
by Katherine Levy
02 August 2010, 09:36AM
ALF, the monthly guide for agencies and advertisers, is dropping its print edition after the August issue, out today (2 August), and replacing it with an online-only service called ALF connect.
Publicis Groupe acquires Brazilian digital agency AG2
Publicis Groupe acquires Brazilian digital agency AG2
by Sara Kimberley
02 August 2010, 09:10AM
Publicis Groupe has acquired Brazilian digital agency AG2, which will lead to the network's digital arm in the region Publicis Modem being renamed.
Lady Gaga hands boost to UK PR independent
Lady Gaga hands boost to UK PR independent
by Staff
02 August 2010, 08:45AM
Lady Gaga is shifting her PR account out from in-house at her Universal-owned label Polydor to UK independent the Darling Department.
Media industry most difficult profession for ethnic minorities to break into
Media industry most difficult profession for ethnic minorities to break into
by Kate Magee
02 August 2010, 08:00AM
The media industry (PR and journalism) is viewed as the most difficult profession for ethnic minority candidates to find a job, according to a survey by diversity charity Race for Opportunity.

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