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View in web browser View text-only version Blackberry version Mobile version Add to safe senders list Latest news Curbs on marketing and media proposed by childhood review by Gemma Charles 06 June 2011, 12:01AM The long-awaited Bailey review on the commercialisation and sexualisation of childhood has called for a number of clampdowns that will have a direct impact on the marketing and media sectors. Waitrose to launch healthy food line by John Reynolds 06 June 2011, 09:16AM Waitrose is upping the ante against rival supermarkets by launching a major new healthy food range called Waitrose Love Life. Rajar to introduce online diary by Maisie McCabe 06 June 2011, 06:00AM Rajar, the radio audience measurement survey, is to introduce an online diary to work alongside its paper diary system. Google launches anti-homophobic bullying TV campaign by Sara Kimberley 06 June 2011, 09:20AM Lady Gaga features in a new ad launched by Google in partnership with lesbian, gay and bisexual equality charity, Stonewall, to tackle homophobic bullying. Aegis in talks over sale of Synovate by Daniel Farey-Jones 06 June 2011, 08:40AM Aegis has confirmed it is in talks with French research group Ipsos, which could result in the sale of its market research arm Synovate, leaving the company clear to focus on its media-buying activities. Britain's Got Talent final peaks with 14 million by Daniel Farey-Jones 06 June 2011, 09:15AM A peak audience of 14 million viewers watched the culmination of ITV1's 'Britain's Got Talent' on Saturday night, down from last year's 15 million. Hyundai to put name up in Piccadilly Circus lights by Sarah Shearman 06 June 2011, 09:08AM Hyundai, the Korean car manufacturer, has signed a deal with Land Securities to replace Sanyo as one of the five permanent advertisers on the iconic Piccadilly Lights site in central London. Paper Round (6 Jun) - Which clients are advertising in the national press? by Sarah Johnson 06 June 2011, 09:20AM Morrisons aims to ease the cost of petrol while Virgin Media takes a swipe at Sky in The Times. Adland Now open for submissions: The UK's biggest advertising, media and digital agencies, mapped. View the map and submit your agency  Intelligence Can UKOM's VideoCensus propel VoD into the mainstream? by Arif Durrani and Sarah Shearman 06 June 2011, 08:30AM The arrival of VideoCensus, the UK's first industry-backed metric for video on-demand (VoD), could mark a significant milestone for online display advertising and has galvanised broadcasters, agencies and advertisers alike, but can it live up to the ... When it comes to apps, mum and dad know best by Lucy Neiland 02 June 2011, 09:00AM Teenagers aren't as technologically savvy as you might think, writes Lucy Neiland, senior consultant at Serco ExperienceLab. Sector Insight: Pasta, rice and noodles by Jane Bainbridge 31 May 2011, 10:00AM The recent rise in sector sales reflects cash-strapped consumers' demand for interesting and affordable staples.  Think BR Think BR: Kicking the paid search habit Clients need to break out of the debilitating cycle of search abuse, writes Luke Aviet, managing director, advertising, AOL and Goviral.  Also in the news Topshop rolls out in-store digital campaign by Sarah Shearman, 02 June 2011, 12:36PM Google hires VCCP's Steve Vranakis as creative director by Matt Williams, 03 June 2011, 03:30PM Bauer is actively on the acquisition trail by Oliver Luft and John Reynolds, 03 June 2011, 04:20PM JWT and Vodafone anger Egyptians over revolution claims by Campaign Middle East, 03 June 2011, 02:11PM Beta rolls out online community for the over 50s by Sarah Shearman, 03 June 2011, 11:12AM Latest Blog Entries NHS - a sick future Hugh Salmon, 06 June 2011 I'm backâ?¦ Yesâ?¦ Bet your ar*s*eâ?¦ I'm back!!! George Parker, 05 June 2011 Mall box Greg Taylor, 03 June 2011 Saint Java Greg Taylor, 02 June 2011 Is this seat taken? Lolly and Nat, 02 June 2011 The art of Venn Greg Taylor, 01 June 2011 Latest jobs Head of Search / Client Services Recruiter Propel Salary £70000 - £75000 per annum + Excellent Benefits Location London Account Director Recruiter Adam Recruitment Salary £30000 - £40000 per annum Location Manchester Account Manager - digital marketing - iconic brand that really has the WOW factor.. Recruiter Firehorse Salary c.£30k- dep on exp Location London Senior Project Manager - Corp & Employee Communications Recruiter Major Players Salary £35000 - £45000 per annum + bonus, bens Location London Creative Strategist, London Recruiter Dynamic New Alliances Salary Up to £75K Location Central London Planner Recruiter Direct Recruitment Salary £30 - 35k Location London Manage my bulletins Unsubscribe from bulletin © Haymarket 1957 - 2010 All rights reserved News Jobs Blogs & Forums Tenders