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Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Warner Bros adds movie service to Facebook Katherine Levy, 08 March 2011 Warner Bros has become the first major studio to launch an online...    NatMag joins Carat's MagazineWorks initiative Katherine Levy, 08 March 2011 Aegis-owned Carat has signed the National Magazine Company to its MagazineWorks Initiative,...    LoveFilm commercial chief exits following Amazon take-over Rachel Barnes, 08 March 2011 LoveFilm's chief commercial officer, Andrew Ground, has left the company. His is...    Google buys BeatThatQuote for £38m John Reynolds, 08 March 2011 Google has acquired the UK price comparison website BeathThatQuote.com for £37.7m.    Paper Round (8 March) - Which clients are advertising in the national press? Sarah Johnson, 08 March 2011 Coffee chains vie for attention in today's papers, but only one supermarket...      Also in the News COI's Mark Lund exits; industry reacts Andrew McCormick, 08 March 2011 Bizarre cover star models 'scratch 'n' sniff' latex underwear Katherine Levy, 07 March 2011 Lord Sugar confirmed as YouView chair Maisie McCabe, 07 March 2011 Skype debuts ad platform with Groupon and Visa Staff, 07 March 2011 Ocean Outdoor appoints former JCDecaux strategist Rob Hesketh Maisie McCabe, 07 March 2011     Blogs & Forums Latest Blog Entries The power of social media Sabene Saigol I must first apologise for my prolonged absence from the blogosphere. Anyone who's been following the news in Pakistan would... In Facebook we trust, or do we? James Hirst If a desirable brand establishes a bond of trust between itself and consumers then is a lack of respect a... PHD is either trying to let the dog die or guilty of erasing the past Jeremy Lee I'm sorry to have to bring THAT ad from PHD up again as there's nothing worse than wallowing in the... What’s Mandarin for ‘oligarch’? Ben Hughes China's rise toward its current status as an economic powerhouse has been swift, but it will be interesting to see... Everything but Everything represents the brand Sue Unerman Everything, but everything represents the brand - incomprehensible pricing structures by some companies in a sector therefore deliver a massive opportunity... Why Ian Darby shouldn't call people "idiots" (even if they are) CHRIS BARRACLOUGH The perceptive and genial Ian Darby complains in his Campaign column about the "idiots posting on youtube" who complained, sometimes... Strong results from ITV, but keep the champagne on ice Jeremy Lee Given that every ITV chief executive over the years has come armed with their own transformation plan - Charles Allen... Product placement - evolution or cheap intrusion? Louise Kennedy Nescafe have become the first brand to take advantage of the new relaxed broadcasting laws around product placement and have... Google: a slow-mo train crash unfolding Alan Mitchell   If you enjoy the spectacle of massive train crash in slow-mo, then keep an eye on Google over the... The Health Lottery - good idea, terrible name Jeremy Lee Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I think the term 'health lottery' is one that is best known to describe...     Exhibition Sales Manager - International Media Company, Ascent Solutions £32k basic + execllent benefits and uncapped commission, London Planner / Buyer - Top Agency, Ascent Solutions Up to £28k + Bonus + Excellent Benefits, Head of Sales, Silver Seed At least 40k plus OTE (competitive), Bank Sales/Project Manager, International Publishing Company, SW6 Associates Up to £40k OTE in 1st year, Soho, London Senior Head of Search - Leisure and Tourism - London, PFJ £50000 - £75000 per annum + Comprehensive benefits, City of 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