Media AM - Steve Bond leaves Posterscope, Twitter targets small businesses, Shazam, Boomerang, Trading Places

Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Steve Bond leaves Posterscope UK Maisie McCabe, 17 February 2012 Steve Bond, the chief operating officer of Posterscope UK, is leaving the...    Twitter targets small businesses with self-service ads Sarah Shearman, 17 February 2012 Twitter is set to roll out a self-service platform to 10,000 small...    Shazam appoints vice-president of European ad sales Matthew Chapman, 17 February 2012 Digital music company Shazam has appointed Last.fm's Miles Lewis as vice-president of...    Kellogg's to sponsor breakfast on Boomerang Maisie McCabe, 17 February 2012 Kellogg's, the cereal manufacturer, has signed a year-long sponsorship deal for Mini...    Trading Places: this week's people moves Maisie McCabe, 17 February 2012 Former Y&R boss Hamish McLennan joins News Corporation, Helen Normoyle swaps the...      Also in the News MAGAZINE ABCs: July - December 2011: The top 100 magazines at a glance Arif Durrani, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: FHM tumbles another 9.5% in "extremely challenging" market Mark Banham, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: Private Eye leads buoyant current affairs sector with 25 year high Arif Durrani, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: Bauer steadies ship at Closer and Heat Maisie McCabe, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: Style at Home builds momentum in homes sector Maisie McCabe, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: Soap titles sink in TV listings sector Lynsey Barber, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: Men's titles lead digital editions charge John Reynolds, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: Top Gear leads but car sector splutters Nick Batten, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: Woman's Weekly on even keel after 100 years Daniel Farey-Jones, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: Double-digit declines dent music titles Oliver Luft, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: Good Housekeeping closing in on number one spot John Reynolds, 16 February 2012 MAGAZINE ABCs: How the system is trying to evolve with the industry Jan Pitt, 16 February 2012     Blogs Does success of The Artist support theory of mass intelligence? Arif Durrani Lord Patten: "It's a false dichotomy to say that the BBC must seek either to be popular or to be... Hold on to your Pinterest… Paul Armstrong I've had a Pinterest account for a few months now, I logged in, saw how... ‘Diffusing innovation’ â€" in action, in the airport Liz Ross Martyn Targeting the tech-savvy In 1962 Everett Rogers's 'Diffusion of Innovations' defined individuals' adoption of... The 10 rules of media email etiquette Liam Mullins Hello media land, happy Monday. Sorry for the absence the last couple of weeks. A... The Beauty of Technology David Brennan Deloitte's TMT 2012 predictions are as intriguing as usual and show the beautiful randomness of digital evolution. Data is not... Why all the fuss about social TV? Rhys McLachlan Social TV platforms don't appear to contribute to the thing they need most - great TV “If you don’t get on this wagon now, you’re going to be left behind” Sue Unerman Which wagon now you're asking yourself. The truth wagon. Martin Lindstrom, author of Brandwashed... What do you do about a problem like London Underground? Maisie McCabe When CBS Outdoor, creaking under the weight of a crippling billion-pound Tube deal, opted to...     Sales Executive, Publications UK £Competitive, Edgware Senior Sales Executive, Haymarket Media Group £ Competitive + Commission, Hammersmith, West London Head of Digital Content - International B2B Publisher, Formula Won £45-50k + great commission, London Account Director, TMP Magnet Highly Competitive, London Sales Manager - Ad Manager - Belfast, Carreras Lathane Associates - CLA £35000 per annum + + £15,000 OTE, Northern Ireland       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 - 2012 All rights reserved