Latest news | | | | | | WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell has indicated his group is experiencing stronger growth than the 3%-4% expected by its operating companies for 2011. | | | | | | | Sky is considering a move into the home-energy market, as it looks to extend its presence in UK households. | | | | | | | Andrex is replacing its famous Labrador puppy brand mascot with a computer-generated canine. | | | | | | | Waitrose is expecting a surge of activity as 600 extra Christmas puddings, developed by chef Heston Blumenthal, prepare to hit the shelves just days after a total sell-out created a lucrative online market. | | | | | | | UK broadcasters are in the process of devising next-generation TV shows that will use social networks and location-based mobile apps to give viewers an increased interactive experience. | | | | | | | Disney, Fiat and Mazda are among the first UK advertisers to run ads alongside image searches on Google. | | | | | | | GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is restructuring its marketing team to bring together its over-the-counter (OTC) healthcare and oral care brands under a single senior marketer. | | | | | | | Monocle, the global business and lifestyle magazine, is launching a 72-page, colour, one-shot "newspaper" that will be available for eight weeks over the winter period. | | | | | | | Pets at Home, the UK's biggest chain of pet stores, has appointed Greggs customer and marketing director Scott Jefferson to the position of marketing director. | | | | Adland |
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View the map | | Â | | Intelligence | | | | | | Younger viewers have been quick to embrace emerging online viewing platforms, with over half of 16-21 year olds using TV catch-up services, according to a new study from Brand Driver. | | | | | | | Advertisers will need to be aware of changes as the digital trading market develops and becomes increasingly complicated in 2011, writes Federica Aperio, managing partner digital, Billetts. | | | | | | | It will be a tough year for the national press in 2011, with growth not expected to exceed 2% according to Billetts, while magazines and supplements are set to see revenues fall 2%. | | | | | | Latest jobs | | | | | | | |
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