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Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News John Cresswell resurfaces as boss of Arqiva Maisie McCabe, 11 January 2011 Former ITV chief operating officer John Cresswell has been appointed to the...    Jobs and Murdoch to share platform at Daily launch Ed Owen, 11 January 2011 News International's iPad newspaper, The Daily, is set to launch next week,...    Bauer launches first iPad edition in the form of Empire Katherine Levy, 11 January 2011 Bauer Media has launched its first magazine edition for the iPad in...    Groupon raises nearly $1bn investment Sarah Shearman, 11 January 2011 Groupon, the social commerce site, has announced it has completed a $950m...    O2 and Orange clear way for location-based ads Ed Owen, 11 January 2011 Brands will be able to deliver location-based ads to the mass market...    Spotify hits Logitech internet radios Sarah Shearman, 10 January 2011 Spotify has created an app that lets subscribers access its service via...    Paper Round (11 January) - Which clients are advertising in the national press? Sarah Johnson, 11 January 2011 Financial companies people those unhappy with their current account while readers are...      Also in the News News Corp axe to fall on MySpace Maisie McCabe, 10 January 2011 Williams in and Digby out as ITV review continues Maisie McCabe, 10 January 2011 ITV confirms restructure as it embarks on 'new era' Maisie McCabe, 10 January 2011 Telegraph appoints former OMD exec Rand for agency sales Arif Durrani, 10 January 2011 Microsoft calls $1bn media review in North America Katherine Levy, 10 January 2011 Hefner buys back Playboy empire for $210m Staff, 10 January 2011   The Big Digital Debate request.sPromoBody Read more   Blogs & Forums Latest Blog Entries ITV to lose the ‘nasty horrible face’ of Gary Digby Arif Durrani Today's news that ITV's sales boss Gary Digby is be replaced at the broadcaster by Channel 5's Kelly Williams , courtesy... Has ITV committed commercial harakiri? Jeremy Lee In the Campaign Annual at the end of last year we implored ITV's management to take care of its group... No place for MySpace? Bob Willott The progressive cutbacks in News Corporation's MySpace business , reported elsewhere, suggest that it has not proved the money-spinner that... What's next for 2011? Try telling the truth Sue Unerman Here's my prediction for 2011. The brands that will be most successful this year are those that tell the truth.... Enraging Mumsnet Jeremy Lee Nice to see that Mumsnet, the country's self-appointed moral guardians, has got worked up into a lather again. This time... Bring on 2011 Ben Hughes   Reality TV aside ('Talent show final causes public outcry', 'Former MP dragged around dancefloor like a bright yellow sack... Murdoch, I-Level and… Claudine dominate media in 2010 Arif Durrani   In terms of commercial media, 2010 was always going to be dominated by one man and one company: Rupert Murdoch, News... A little bit of Channel 4 has just died Jeremy Lee 'Channel 4 - something for everyone some of the time'. Well that's what its old mantra used to be.  ...     Business Development - Recruitment, TKA Recruitment £30K + uncapped OTE, London Sales Executive - Digital Sales manager, Carreras Lathane Associates - CLA £35000 per annum + + £20000 - £30000 ote, South East London Telesales Executive, PFJ £7 - £8 per hour + Commision, City of London Senior Agency Sales Executive - Global Outdoor Company, round8 Up to £40k+excellent benefits, Display Sales Executive - amazing portfolio incl print, digital and events, Media IQ Recruitment £23.5k plus uncapd comm, 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 - 2011 All rights reserved