Media AM - Guardian and Observer journalists back industrial action, Channel 4, Spotify, Publicis Blueprint, Trading Places, Twitter

Having trouble viewing this? View in web browser View text-only version     Latest News Guardian and Observer journalists back industrial action John Reynolds, 14 December 2012 Guardian News & Media (GNM), the publisher of the Guardian and Observer,...    C4 in major 4oD ad deal with Microsoft Windows 8 Sarah Shearman, 14 December 2012 Channel 4 has struck a major advertising partnership with Microsoft and developed...    CRISTAL FESTIVAL: Facebook has fundamentally changed Spotify, says Chris Maples Maisie McCabe, 14 December 2012 Facebook has fundamentally changed the nature of Spotify's business but many brand...    Former Hachette sales boss resurfaces at Publicis Blueprint John Reynolds, 14 December 2012 Tony Long, former sales chief at Hachette Filipacchi, has resurfaced at customer...    Trading Places: this week's people moves Matthew Chapman, 14 December 2012 James Harding has handed in his resignation at The Times and Mcgarrybowen...    Twitter names top UK brand campaigns of 2012 Sarah Shearman, 13 December 2012 EE's 4G launch campaign has been named by Twitter UK as the...      Also in the News Facebook further expands into real-cash gambling Sarah Shearman, 13 December 2012 Out and About 13 December Mark Banham, 13 December 2012 UK consumers most prolific web shoppers and online TV watchers, says Ofcom Matthew Chapman, 13 December 2012 IPC teams up with Microsoft for five-month ad blitz John Reynolds, 13 December 2012 JCDecaux and Mr Kipling rerun free cake campaign Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, 13 December 2012     Blogs Display Predictions for 2013 Ollie Vaughan Because digital evolves at a pace faster than Speedy Gonzales, it sometimes feels like display is the time-worn veteran of... Innovations in out of home we’ll be seeing more of in 2013 Simon Orpin When we talk about how digital marketing channels have evolved in recent years, often we refer to the take off... Is television the new radio? John Carroll "Oh what a goal!" and as I belatedly look up at the television I see players celebrating and the goalkeeper... Adland’s crystal balls remain murky Arif Durrani As 2012 hurtles towards its finale, hopefully not the one foreseen by the Mayans, the industry's holding groups have dusted... Happy Festivus for the rest of us, or how your belief system at work may dictate the real culture of the organisation. Sue Unerman Festivus is Seinfeld's alt version of the Winter solstice celebrations, although in my household we prefer the lighter, warmer... That was the year that was, and the answer is, an app Ivan Clark I went to the Cursitor Street lunch last Friday and caught up with some old drinking mates, long-trousers and a... Tip-toeing Towards A Multi-Screen Future David Brennan I was asked to chair a session at the excellent Future of TV Advertising Forum earlier this week. It was... A conversation between Big Data and Market Research John Carroll "Hey MR old man, how's it hanging?" "It's hanging very well, Big Data, thank you for asking. And less...     SENIOR VIDEO CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT ROLE - £65K!, Ultimate Asset £55000 - £65000 per annum + Benefits, London SENIOR EUROPEAN VIDEO PUBLISHER DEVELOPMENT!, Ultimate Asset £55000 - £65000 per annum + Benefits, London FANTASTIC VIDEO SALES ROLE - GREAT COMPANY!, Ultimate Asset £40000 - £50000 per annum + 40% Bonus, London Sales Executive (to £25k + comms) & Account Manager (to £33k + comms)- Digital & Mobile, Shape Media £23,000 - £33,000 (based on role/experience) + uncapped commission, Central London Digital Display Account Manager, Moriati Media £30-35k plus commission, 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