Thursday, 25 July 2013

Media AM - Sky, global adspend, Richard Desmond, Facebook, Nissan

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BT: became the fifth-biggest spender in outdoor in the second quarter as it promoted BT Sport
Sky and BT's football battle boosts outdoor sector in Q2
Maisie McCabe, 25 July 2013

BSkyB and BT's marketing battle ahead of the new football season boosted...

  
Adspend: Internet and outdoor advertising lead the way
Internet and outdoor lead global ad spend growth
Louise Ridley, 25 July 2013

Internet and outdoor advertising recorded the steepest rise in adspend in the...

  
Arif Durrani, head of media at Campaign and editor of Media Week
Three years on, everyman Desmond commands more respect at Channel 5
Arif Durrani, 25 July 2013

The summer holidays have finally arrived, as has our future king, so...

  
Facebook: mobile use surges
Facebook revenue climbs 53% to $1.8bn as mobile surges
Maisie McCabe, 25 July 2013

Facebook has reported second quarter revenue of $1.8 billion (£1.17 billion), up...

  
4oD: Channel 4 secures deal with Nissan
Nissan to sponsor first six months of 4oD download service
Maisie McCabe, 25 July 2013

Nissan has signed up to sponsor the first six-months of Channel 4's...

  
Press Association: Digital timeline created by Bell Pottinger Wired
Bell Pottinger Wired creates digital publishing tool for Press Association
Lynsey Barber, 25 July 2013

Bell Pottinger's digital arm has developed an interactive multimedia publishing tool for...

  
Tumblr: Young target audience
We Are Social launches Siemens' global recruitment campaign via Tumblr
Lynsey Barber, 24 July 2013

We Are Social has created a Tumblr campaign aimed at attracting young...

  
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My Media Week: Matthew Hook
Hayley Hayes, 24 July 2013
Ebiquity posts major lift in pre-tax profits to £6.6m
Arif Durrani, 24 July 2013
OMD has stepped out of the shadows, Clays says
Alasdair Reid, 18 July 2013
Are the smaller players driving innovation in OOH?
Arif Durrani, 18 July 2013
Women still struggle to get their voices heard
Arif Durrani, 18 July 2013
Digital media breathes life into advertising economy
Alasdair Reid, 18 July 2013
Recognising the gender imbalance in radio is a significant first milestone
Arif Durrani, 18 July 2013
If a picture is worth a thousand words, why don't we use them more?
Russell Davies, 18 July 2013
 
 
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Australian media are down (under) but not out
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In their recent global entertainment and media outlook report, PwC paints a fairly rosy picture for television, radio and cinema,...

 
 
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