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AA and Saga hunt for digital agency
AA and Saga hunt for digital agency
by Anne Cassidy
02 September 2010, 12:30PM
The AA and its sister company Saga are searching for an agency to overhaul their online activity and rebuild their websites.
AOL nets five-year Google search deal
AOL nets five-year Google search deal
by Mark Banham
02 September 2010, 03:55PM
Internet portal AOL has signed a new five-year search advertising deal with Google, adding mobile search and the placement of AOL videos on YouTube to the arrangement.
Ben Malbon quits BBH Labs to join Google
Ben Malbon quits BBH Labs to join Google
by Matt Williams
02 September 2010, 11:15AM
Ben Malbon, one of the founders of BBH Labs, is leaving the agency to join Google Creative Labs as its new director of strategy.
Future's T3 is latest magazine to launch iPad edition
Future's T3 is latest magazine to launch iPad edition
by Jennifer Whitehead
02 September 2010, 03:00PM
Future is launching a paid-for iPad version of its technology title T3, the first time it has created a bespoke magazine for the platform.
Virgin Media promises more transparent broadband ads
Virgin Media promises more transparent broadband ads
by Maisie McCabe
02 September 2010, 02:34PM
Virgin Media has committed to using "typical" rather than maximum broadband speeds in its advertising, after research showed that most consumers believed broadband ads were misleading.
New train ticketing site bets on station-based mobile games to reach customers
New train ticketing site bets on station-based mobile games to reach customers
by Jennifer Whitehead
02 September 2010, 12:05PM
Quno, the soon-to-be-launched train information website, is tapping into the trend for location-based social gaming in its first marketing effort.
Think BR: The extended 'self-regulation' remit could spell trouble for advertisers and the ASA
by Marina Palomba
02 September 2010, 12:07PM
The expansion of the ASA's remit to cover social networks and other non-paid-for space may pose difficulties for any businesses advertising online, while the ASA may find enforcement difficult, writes Reed Smith's Marina Palomba.
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Unilever's Altschuler joins line-up at Digital Publishing Summit
by Staff, 02 September 2010, 09:50AM
Apple launches social network for music fans
by Sarah Shearman, 02 September 2010, 09:18AM
Splenda calls pitch for digital account
by Sara Kimberley, 02 September 2010, 11:30AM
Whitbread appoints Candi to digital brief
by Sara Kimberley, 02 September 2010, 11:15AM
Sony takes on iTunes with music and film downloads
by Jennifer Whitehead, 02 September 2010, 09:25AM
National Lottery grows online users faster than Facebook
by Sarah Shearman, 02 September 2010, 11:25AM
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