Media AM - Guardian slides by 9,000 daily, X Factor audience down on 2010 again, Netflix, WPP

Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Guardian hit by 9,000 daily circulation fall John Reynolds, 24 October 2011 The Guardian has lost an average of 9,000 copies off its headline...    X Factor audience continues to trail 2010 figures Maisie McCabe, 24 October 2011 'The X Factor' was watched by a peak audience of 11.2 million...    US giant Netflix takes on LoveFilm with UK launch Sarah Shearman, 24 October 2011 Netflix, the US film subscription giant, is set to launch its streaming...    WPP ups investment in Chinese digital sector Daniel Farey-Jones, 24 October 2011 WPP has increased its investment in Leading Smart Holdings, a British Virgin...      Also in the News Out and About 21 October Mark Banham, 21 October 2011 Future and Dennis reveal Apple Newsstand performance Daniel Farey-Jones, 21 October 2011 Bardega returns to Mediacom as head of mobile and innovation Katherine Levy, 21 October 2011 BBC Worldwide appoints Channel 4 for VoD sales Maisie McCabe, 21 October 2011 Absolute Radio launches free Absolute 80s app Arif Durrani, 21 October 2011 Ofcom launches consultation into media plurality Maisie McCabe, 21 October 2011     Blogs Blow gently on the whistle Mr Joubert Ben Hughes I’m in New Zealand with my son this week - Auckland to be precise -... The media pitch â€" 11 starter questions Graham Brown The media pitch hasn't changed but it should. Over-scoped briefs seeking solutions to too many... ‘Most people are boring’, claims ITV’s Fru Hazlitt Arif Durrani "UGC is a fallacy, most people are boring and no-one wants to read their stuff" - ITV's Fru Halitt What is more difficult, fighting to get content on IPTVs or a seat on a train? James Grant - VINDICO It's 6.35pm and as my, short on carriages, and over-crowded train pulls out of Waterloo, I'm left wondering whether people... Feel the love. I heart media brand advertising. Louise Brice Internet brands advertise in Newspapers. Newspapers advertise on TV. TV advertises in Newspapers. Radio advertises…... BBC staff must remember to take ironing boards to Media City john.reynolds@haymarket.com Recently, I visited Media City, up north, and took a tour around the new working...     Head of Affiliate Sales, Formula Won £50-55k doe + 40% bonus, London Senior Sales Executive - Digital, Newsquest Excellent basic salary and Bonus, Herts, North and East London Sponsorship Sales Manager, b3 jobs ltd to £40,000+ comm + benefits, Sussex International Advertising Sales Executive - TV Entertainment, Discovery Networks Competitive, London Account Director - Dennis Film (Sales), Dennis Publishing £40-45,000 basic + commission, Soho, Central 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