Latest news | | | | | | Ofcom has released the logo that broadcasters must show during UK-produced programmes containing product placement, together with rules on when it has to be shown. | | | | | | | One of the world's most iconic advertising sites is going up for grabs after Japanese electronics brand Sanyo called time after 33 years at London's Piccadilly Circus. | | | | | | | The John Lewis Partnership is to make an online land grab into Europe with additional channels on its website to serve Continental consumers. | | | | | | | Digital Cinema Media has called on Cineworld boss Crispin Lilly to steady the company as it looks to replace Martin Bowley, who departed abruptly four weeks ago. | | | | | | | Sony Ericsson has unveiled details of its long-awaited Xperia Play, a smartphone designed specifically for gamers, which draws on features from Sony's PlayStation games console. | | | | | | | British consumers will spend an estimated £334.3m on Valentines Day gifts this year, according to Verdict Research, the retail arm of business information company Datamonitor. | | | | | | | Media auditor Billetts and advertising monitoring service Xtreme Information are being replaced by their parent company's brand Ebiquity. | | | | | | | Regaine, the "extra strength foam" hair-loss reversal product for men, is sponsoring Richard Hammond's new online TV show, 'Tech Head'. | | | | | | | Liberty, the London department store, has appointed dbg, the data marketing services company, to deliver its email marketing programme in the UK. | | | | | | | Valentine's Day ads are scattered across the press today with suggestions for gifts ranging from flowers to holidays. | | | | Adland |
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View the map | | Â | | Intelligence | | | | | | While we are not yet a nation of smartphone owners, we are certainly heading that way, with buzz increasing around Google's Android operating system in particular, writes Maurice Fyles, associate director at ICM Research. | | | | | | | As BSkyB's Sky Songs plays its last tune, Media Week analyses whether online music services have a sustainable business model in a market where consumers are 'fickle and spoilt for choice' | | | | | | | Today's consumers are most likely to interact with brands via social networks. So, what does this mean for brand websites? asks Stuart Derrick. | | | | | | Latest jobs | | Account Manager | Recruiter The Blueprint | Salary £25 - £30k per annum + benefits | Location London | | | | | | | |
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