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View in web browser View text-only version Blackberry version Mobile version Add to safe senders list Latest news Apple to buy Beats for $3.2bn to get 'cool' back, claim reports by Matthew Chapman 09 May 2014, 09:47AM Apple is reportedly on the cusp of buying headphone maker and music streaming service Beats Electronics for $3.2bn (£1.9bn), a move that would represent its largest ever acquisition. Chelsea claim the social video Premier League title by Ben Hall 09 May 2014, 08:45AM The Premier League title may look to be heading to Manchester City, but it is Chelsea who have won the social video crown, according to sharing data from Unruly. Media360: What we learned from Google Creative Labs by Ben Hall 09 May 2014, 08:30AM Steve Vranakis, creative director at Google Creative Labs, spoke about his transition from "the digital guy" at an ad agency to becoming one of the least digital people when he started work for Google. Cross-party panel of MPs admits politics is bad at social media and needs to do more by Matthew Chapman 09 May 2014, 09:32AM A cross-party panel of MPs including Labour MP Yvette Cooper and Lib Dem minister Jenny Willott have admitted political parties are "not great" at using social media and as a result are struggling to connect with young voters. Coke employs drones to bring happiness to Singapore's foreign builders by Ben Bold 08 May 2014, 10:11AM The migrant workers of Singapore, far from friends and family and feeling alienated by the domestic community, are cheered by crates of Coke and supportive messages dropped at construction sites by radio-controlled #CokeDrones, in a stunt by Coca-Col... Media360: 45% of people working in media would resign tomorrow by Louise Ridley 08 May 2014, 03:30PM Nearly half of staff in media companies would leave their company tomorrow if they were offered another job, according to a survey from the company behind The Sunday Times Best Companies to Work For list. IPA ADAPT: Alan Rusbridger on the Guardian's move from print to 'digital-first' by 08 May 2014, 11:28AM Just a few years ago The Guardian was a fixed-time, single-country, print publication. Today it is a real-time, global, digital-first, multi-media operation. The shift parallels the changes the advertising industry is undergoing. Latest jobs Public Relations & Marketing Manager Recruiter The Purcell School Salary £32,000 (pro rata) Location Hertfordshire Account Director Recruiter Beyond The Book Salary negotiable Location West Midlands Market Research Manager - Consumer Insight Recruiter Carnival UK Salary Competitive plus excellent benefits Location Southampton, Hampshire Digital Marketing Manager,Financial services,£40k Recruiter Blue Skies Marketing Recruitment Salary £35000 - £40000 per annum, Benefits: bonus & benefits Location London (Greater) / London (Central), London (Greater) / London (West), London (Greater) Senior Account Manager Recruiter Gabriele Skelton Salary £35000 - £40000 per annum + benefits Location London (Central), London (Greater) JUNIOR DESIGNER - LEADING SPORTS BRAND (6 MONTH CONTRACT) Recruiter Twist Recruitment Salary £20000 - £25000 per annum Location London (Central), London (Greater) From the blogs Brand gaffes: Three lessons for marketers from brands that went badly off-message jenslundgaard 09 May 2014, 10:32AM Go Pro seal belly rubbing, reckless driving and epic rap battles Chris Quigley 08 May 2014, 1:08PM The end of 'Happy Wednesday' Olly Honess 08 May 2014, 12:51PM Mobile Agencies: soon to be surplus to requirement Shaun Varga 08 May 2014, 10:38AM Manage my bulletins Unsubscribe from bulletin © Haymarket 1957 - 2014 All rights reserved Haymarket Business Information, Teddington Studios, Broom Road, Teddington TW11 9BE, UK News Jobs Blogs & Forums Tenders