Media AM - Google hit with record $22.5m fine for Safari breach, Guardian Media Group drops to £76m loss, Getmemedia, Future, MEC

Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Google hit with record $22.5m fine for Safari tracking Sarah Shearman, 10 August 2012 Google has agreed to pay a record $22.5m (£14.5m) fine from the...    Guardian Media Group drops from profit to £76m loss Maisie McCabe, 10 August 2012 Guardian Media Group made a pre-tax loss of £75.6m in the year...    Getmemedia appoints former Emap chief Gary Hughes as chairman Maisie McCabe, 10 August 2012 Getmemedia.com, the marketing ideas website, has appointed Gary Hughes, former chief financial...    Future to launch lifestyle brand Nick Batten, 10 August 2012 Future is to launch a print and digital monthly lifestyle publication called...    Mulberry picks MEC for global media Maisie McCabe, 09 August 2012 Mulberry, the British designer brand, has appointed MEC to its global planning...      Also in the News Out and About 9 August Mark Banham, 09 August 2012 Media Bitch's Diary 9 August Media Bitch, 09 August 2012 Evening Standard to run five different cover wraps for Fiat John Reynolds, 09 August 2012     Blogs Olympics 2012: Engaging New Media Louise Brice How is it for you? Here are some quick stats.. Peak BBC audience figures... Microsoft’s Outlook.com could be winner John Reynolds Microsoft's new email service Outlook.com looks good, modern, uncluttered and will no doubt confine sister-service... Digital takes gold medal at Rajars James Matheson One of the most interesting themes to come out of this quarter's RAJAR results was... One Screen Or Two? David Brennan One of the most frequent questions I am asked these days, when I am presenting... From hi-fi to wi-fi: the growth of digital radio John Carroll My earliest memory of radio was listening to the Top 40 countdown on Radio 1... Great expectations… but it’s the taking part that counts and we can all take part Claire Emes At the 2008 Beijing OIympics GB exceeded expectations by finishing 4 th in the medal... Are tablets the future of advertising? Sue Unerman source: Marc Chagall At a drinks party recently one magazine editor confided in me... The tech: agency nexus Rhys McLachlan Technology is becoming more important to the way media agencies work, it's transforming what is...     Publisher Services Account Executive, Section:Media Ltd paying up to £40,000, London Sales Executive (Mobile Advertising), YOC Mobile Advertising Ltd £24k to £26k, London Senior Sales Manager, Aspire Mobile C£60,000K + 100% OTE, Central London Classified Sales Executive, Recruit4Talent £18,000 OTE £25,000 plus benefits, Wokingham, Berkshire Senior Sales - Womens Consumer Magazine, The Media Exchange £25000 - £35000 per annum + +comms and 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 - 2012 All rights reserved