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Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Hunt offers News Corp Competition Commission get-out on Sky deal Daniel Farey-Jones, 25 January 2011 Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has said he will consider undertakings in lieu...    Ofcom ruled News Corp-Sky merger should go to Competition Commission Maisie McCabe, 25 January 2011 Ofcom, in a report published today, recommended the proposed merger between News...    Music site Vevo set for UK launch in April Rich Sutcliffe, 25 January 2011 Vevo, the online music video service launched in the US by Universal,...    EDF Energy kicks off London Eye campaign Katherine Levy, 25 January 2011 MPG Media Contacts and Euro RSCG have created a campaign to support...    Visa links with News International for Team 2012 access John Reynolds, 25 January 2011 Visa Europe has signed a multimillion-pound deal with News International (NI) for...    Paper Round (25 January) - Which clients are advertising in the national press? Sarah Johnson, 25 January 2011 Domino's is offering a buy one get one free offer on all...      Also in the News BBC Online changes: Corporation to realign digital from 2011 Daniel Farey-Jones, 24 January 2011 BBC Online: BBC Trust approves cuts Daniel Farey-Jones, 24 January 2011 Ten things to keep you awake in 2011 Chris Tryhorn, 24 January 2011 The X Factor breached Ofcom guidelines Maisie McCabe, 24 January 2011 Astus restructures for international expansion Katherine Levy, 24 January 2011 IPA appoints new chairs for ethnic diversity and strategy groups Daniel Farey-Jones, 24 January 2011 Sorrell backs children's charity campaign Katherine Levy, 24 January 2011 Dancing on Ice audience falls to 8.4m Maisie McCabe, 24 January 2011     Blogs & Forums Latest Blog Entries Reasons for optimism ahead of London 2012 Arif Durrani   Football fans might find it difficult to swallow, but the UK is the seventh best sporting nation in the world, according... It’s big, it’s clever, it’s in Wales… Ben Hughes Every January, hundreds of high-powered business people from across the globe converge and spend a few days discussing the important... Tat for tat - OK! TV to replace Live from Studio Five Jeremy Lee Reports today confirmed what everyone has been predicting - Richard Desmond is extending his OK! celebrity magazine brand on-air with... Beware of Truthiness and its sister Proofiness Sue Unerman Truth in communications and marketing is like a treacle-covered magnet; we are drawn to it and it's very sticky. When... 2011: the Year of People Ivan Clark As it is the year of people, my first media week blog of 2011 looks from a people perspective... Waiting for the dragon’s roar Ben Hughes     So this week China is hogging the business pages. On Monday, David Cameron and China vice-premier Li Keqiang... 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...     Account Manager - display (print & online) and events, Media IQ Recruitment £25k + excl comm and bens, London OOH Projects Developer, Reilly People £50000 - £85000 per annum, City of London Digital Account Director, Reilly People £40000 - £45000 per annum, City of London Key Account Manager - leading b2b publisher, Media IQ Recruitment £40k + comm and bens, London Media Planning Director - Luxury Clients, PFJ £60000 - £80000 per annum, 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