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	05th September 2013

Mendoza steps down from Havas Marc Mendoza is stepping down from his role as chairman of Havas Media at the end of the month, having decided the figurehead chairmanship role at the agency is not suited to him.     WPP and Publicis Groupe post first-half double-digit growth WPP and Publicis Groupe have reported the highest increase in pre-tax profits of the major holding groups in the first half of 2013.     Cooke leaves Topshop to launch consultancy Justin Cooke has left his job as the chief marketing officer at Topshop to set up his own agency, Innovate7.     Should publishers run their own digital exchanges? Ad exchanges generate revenue, but publishers are now wondering if they can do a better job, Alasdair Reid writes.     Right now, C4 should gladly sacrifice critical acclaim for more viewers What happened to Channel 4 this summer? A mass audience exodus made a typically quiet period seem more like a wake.     Chris Locke talks about the changing TV industry Chris Locke, the trading director at Starcom MediaVest Group, talks us through some of the highlights of commercial television in the last decade.   Media Week revamps for the mobile age Welcome to your new-look Media Week. As you can see, while you've all been enjoying your holidays and watching the cricket, we've had a bit of a summer refurb.     Things we like: Esquire goes digital, X Factor returns, Newsworks mounts Tablet Project     Andrew Harrison to leave RadioCentre Andrew Harrison, the chief executive of RadioCentre, is to leave the commercial radio trade body.   Latest blogs   Campaign and Flickr search for talented adlanders If you work in media and advertising and have a hidden talent worth shouting about, then you should enter The Biggr Picture, a competition for people who work in media and advertising and have an interesting hobby outside work.     Pitch update: Royal Navy and Air Force pitch, British Airways, British Red Cross     At 50, has the MBC programme kept pace? From its humble beginnings as an event for those learning on the job, the Media Business Course is now an institution. John Tylee looks at its enduring success.     Why big is still beautiful It is possible to think big but make small. We must transform our big ideas into action, Patricia McDonald argues.   Media Sales - Digital Out of Home , MOOH Group Ltd £25,000 - £35,000 per annum + commission + bonus + benefits, London Creative Services Manager , Green Cave People £30,000-£35,000, Central London Advertising and Sponsorship Sales Executive; W.London; Up to £25K plus uncapped comms , Caspian Media Up to £25,000 per annum plus uncapped commission, West London; Chelsea Key Account Manager – International (THE) , TSL Education Ltd attractive salary, commission + benefits, Holborn, London International Planning Director - Leading Communications Agency , Harrison Dear To 375,000 + benefits, London

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