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Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Carat retains $1.2bn media business in the US Sara Kimberley, 22 December 2010 Aegis Media has landed its second Pfizer account in a week, as...    The Sun to publish first Christmas Day edition in 41 years Arif Durrani, 22 December 2010 The UK's most popular daily newspaper, The Sun, is set to publish...    Initiative launches no-cost global campaign for diabetes charity Katherine Levy, 22 December 2010 Initiative is launching a no-cost, worldwide campaign to drive awareness of the...    Daily Telegraph accused of 'horrendous journalism' after Vince Cable sting Arif Durrani, 22 December 2010 Downing Street's decision to remove business secretary Vince Cable from his part...    Paper Round (22 December) - Which clients are advertising in the national press? Calvin Lau, 22 December 2010 Electronics retailers reach out to last-minute gift shoppers, while supermarkets focus on...      Also in the News Merged News Corp/BSkyB considered unlikely to tie TV and newspaper ad sales Arif Durrani, 21 December 2010 European Commission unconditionally approves News Corp/BSkyB merger Arif Durrani, 21 December 2010 European Commission's full statement about the News Corp/BSkyB deal Arif Durrani, 21 December 2010 MediaVest retains £3m Cineworld business Katherine Levy, 21 December 2010 Newspaper ABCes: Guardian.co.uk passes 40m browsers in November Arif Durrani, 21 December 2010   The Big Digital Debate request.sPromoBody Read more   Blogs & Forums Latest Blog Entries Taxi for Sarkozy Ben Hughes   So it's official: there are no taxis in Paris. Come snow, rain or sunshine - and we've had them... My MediaWeek blogging year Ivan Clark I spent last weekend in the country. It was very muddy compared to the clean streets of London. At... We all think of cake when times are hard Sue Unerman As I was crawling down the Finchley Road the other day, I noticed a sticker on the large, dirty white... Naughtie and Nice Steve Henry  I enjoyed hearing about James Naughtie's slip of the tongue while addressing Jeremy Hunt on the Today show. On a... Does Rupert Heseltine have the look of success? Arif Durrani   After interviewing Haymarket's chairman Rupert Heseltine this week, which touched upon life after the recession, The Times paywall and the... Snow makes real-time planning a reality Sue Unerman It will be no surprise to learn the snow affected more than the journey to work - it had a... Why should anyone be led by Ricky? Ben Hughes   When he woke up on Wednesday, Ricky Ponting must have wished one of the worst defeats inflicted on an... Digital Outdoor meets advertiser’s wants Ivan Clark I went to another excellent Screen Forum breakfast last Friday, even though at this time of year that means...     TV Buyer, Xchangeteam £24000 - £26000 per annum, London Sales Executive, Gruner + Jahr Ltd. Salary between 20-30K. plus bonus, 30 days vacation,, Beak Street/Carnaby Street, Soho. Technical Account Manager/Ad Operations Manager, Xchangeteam £40000 - £45000 per annum + stock options, London Senior Sales Executive - Future Publishing - London, Future Publishing £ competitive with excellent benefits, London Agency Sales Executive, Morgan Rutherford Associates £35-40k, 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