Latest news | | | | | | Media mogul Rupert Murdoch last night told analysts the hacking scandal engulfing his empire has had no "material impact" on News Corporation's performance outside the closure of the News of the World. | | | | | | | News Corporation, parent to The Times, The Sun, 20th Centruy Fox and the Wall Street Journal, has posted an 8% lift in annual profits to $2.74bn, despite double digit falls in net income in the last quarter. | | | | | | | Revlon has appointed Emma Stone, a Golden Globe nominee and Olivia Wilde, star of US drama 'The OC', as global brand ambassadors. | | | | | | | HONG KONG - Omnicom Media Group's OMD has won Sony Electronic's Asia-Pacific media business, following a final three-way pitch involving Carat and the incumbent agency MEC. | | | | | | | Amazon has launched a HTML5 version of its free Kindle Reader app, as it looks to circumnavigate Apple's charges for sales of eBooks via its iOS app. | | | | | | | Oak Furniture Land, the hardwood furniture retailer, has appointed MNC to handle its media planning and buying, with Wordley Production Partners beating other agencies to win its creative account. | | | | | | | Channel 5, the Northern & Shell-owned broadcaster, has released photographs of the 'Big Brother' house ahead of the launch of 'Celebrity Big Brother' next Thursday (18 August). | | | | | | | Walkers Crisps has been named the top brand by UK children aged seven to 15, according to new research for PRWeek. | | | | Intelligence | | | | | | Half of deal site purchasers admit to buying something they previously had no intention of buying, writes Ralph Risk, European marketing director, Lightspeed Research. | | | | | | | Online video is now mainstream, with high levels of viewer involvement, writes Chris Worrell, European research manager, Specific Media. | | | | | | | The recent launch of Google+ and the alliance of Bing and Facebook means that it is increasingly important for marketers to work out how social and search work together, writes Nicola Clark. | | | | | | | Parents of primary and secondary school children are the most profitable target for marketers courting the summer holiday market, writes Kantar Media's Alice Dunn. | | | | From the blogs | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Latest jobs | | Head of Marketing | Recruiter Major Players | Salary £40000 - £45000 per annum | Location City of London | | Head of Online Marketing | Recruiter Propel | Salary £60000 - £80000 per annum + Bonus and excellent benefits | Location London | | | | | |
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