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04th April 2014
Google is trying to 'hang us out to dry' says Martin Sorrell  
Google is trying to 'hang us out to dry' says Martin Sorrell
Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP, has told an audience at Advertising Week that while the marketing group's "frienemies" change, Google is an "extremely smart" constant in the mix, and he is regularly told that its sales team is trying to "hang us out to dry".
 
IPC prepares to close Nuts after 10 years  
IPC prepares to close Nuts after 10 years
IPC Media is preparing to close its weekly men's magazine Nuts, and its accompanying website, 10 years after its launch shook up the UK newsstands.
 
Programmatic targeting: Why we're approaching the end of the media category  
Programmatic targeting: Why we're approaching the end of the media category
The last decade and a half has seen the gradual creep of digital technology into almost all media sectors.
 
AWEurope: Transparency key to L'Oréal's £135m media pitch  
AWEurope: Transparency key to L'Oréal's £135m media pitch
Transparency, particularly on pricing and remuneration, was one of the key factors in this morning's insider perspective on L'Oréal's £135 million media review, the biggest media pitch in the past three years.
 
Why today's London Live launch is a game-changer for the capital  
Why today's London Live launch is a game-changer for the capital
Ahead of today's launch of London Live, its editorial director, and former Campaign editor, Stefano Hatfield, explains why he believes the capital will never be the same again.
 
AWEurope: Twitter users search for hashtags they have seen on TV, says research  
AWEurope: Twitter users search for hashtags they have seen on TV, says research
Twitter users search for hashtags because they have seen them on TV, according to 75 per cent of people surveyed for a new research project from Thinkbox and Twitter.
 
Would you work with electronic cigarette brands?  
Would you work with electronic cigarette brands?
Agencies that are tempted to explore the burgeoning e-cigarette market face an ethical dilemma, David Benady writes.
 
My Media Week: Paul Frampton  
My Media Week: Paul Frampton
This week, Paul Frampton, chief executive of Havas Media, locks down the must-sees at AdvertisingWeekEurope while planning his own mobile session, talks enmeshing paid and earned strategies with Camelot and Facebook and feeds his ferocious Twitter habit.
 
Gordon bangs the drum for Global's commercial offering  
Gordon bangs the drum for Global's commercial offering
With the merger and competition investigation now complete, Global Radio's commercial chief is finally ready to talk to Maisie McCabe about its big plans ahead.
 
Adland's Maths Men take centre stage, but success does not always add up  
Adland's Maths Men take centre stage, but success does not always add up
Some of you may have noticed: Advertising Week Europe has just hit London town. The four-day industry event bristled with energy and was far better organised in its second year - although still absolute chaos, of course.
 
Agencies identify value in global tech tie-ups  
Agencies identify value in global tech tie-ups
Are the recently announced multimillion-pound partnerships more than just swanky volume deals, David Benady asks.
 
Internet giants fight back with ad trading solutions  
Internet giants fight back with ad trading solutions
AOL, Yahoo! and Microsoft are seeking share from agencies' own programmatic trading desks, David Benady writes.
 
The smart businesses are investing in things that will make your clients obsolete  
The smart businesses are investing in things that will make your clients obsolete
There's nothing that feels more dated than virtual reality. It has been the technology pipe dream for so long that it has a multi-generation history of false hope and disappointment.
 
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All media should take a leaf from radio: relationships - you have to work at them  
All media should take a leaf from radio: relationships - you have to work at them
All relationships, including those between brands and consumers, need to start and end with a meaningful and rewarding exchange, reminds Steve Cox, marketing director of JCDecaux Airport.
 
What is Oculus Rift and why did Facebook just buy it?  
What is Oculus Rift and why did Facebook just buy it?
For the second time in a matter of weeks, Facebook has made a surprise acquisition that has largely left people scratching their heads.
 
AOL's leader: 3 steps to better online advertising  
AOL's leader: 3 steps to better online advertising
As programmatic trading continues to gather pace, Noel Penzer, managing director at AOL, looks at what needs to happen to cut out waste and make advertising technology more efficient
 
One medium promises to cut through the clutter of this World Cup  
One medium promises to cut through the clutter of this World Cup
As the Rio World Cup 2014 approaches, one medium leads the way in providing the flagship environment for great brands to stand out enough to become and stay famous, says blowUP Media's sales director, Aimee McKay.
 
Viewability is overshadowing the real online display story  
Viewability is overshadowing the real online display story
In the looking glass world of advertising and media, it's not unusual for blindingly obvious questions to go un-answered for years - we've all heard the "which half of my advertising works?" question.
 
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