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28th May 2014
ITV signs Santander and Carling to complete 2014 World Cup sponsorship line-up
ITV signs Santander and Carling to complete 2014 World Cup sponsorship line-up
ITV has confirmed global financial group Santander and beer brand Carling will join Sony as official sponsors of the broadcaster's coverage of the Fifa World Cup in Brazil next month.
Omnicom signs major ad deal with Twitter
Omnicom signs major ad deal with Twitter
Omnicom, the owner of the OMD and PHD media networks, has followed Publicis Groupe and signed a major advertising deal with Twitter.
News UK launches Times and sports app
News UK launches Times and sports app
News UK continues to expand its membership package with the launch of an app dedicated to sporting coverage in The Times and The Sunday Times, just in time for the Fifa World Cup.
Arena wins £2m drinks brand Canti
Arena wins £2m drinks brand Canti
Arena has been awarded the £2m Canti media account following a pitch against CW Content Works.
Engine opens social media content shop with Warburtons
Engine opens social media content shop with Warburtons
Engine is opening its social media content agency Moment Studio in the UK, with the WCRS client Warburtons.
Channel 4 to stream live Sam Smith gig in commercial deal
Channel 4 to stream live Sam Smith gig in commercial deal
Channel 4 is to broadcast a live performance from the singer songwriter Sam Smith on Friday night, as part of a deal with Google Play, MediaCom, The Outfit and Universal Music.
Is media doing enough to attract talent?
Is media doing enough to attract talent?
Are media agencies viewed as offering a serious career option and a fun working environment, David Benady asks.
Nwosu returns to media for 'progressive challenge'
Nwosu returns to media for 'progressive challenge'
Mindshare's new strategic lead on Chanel and HSBC talks to David Benady about breaking the boundaries between creative and media and servicing brands on a global level.
Magazine publishers will be hoping the future is bright with Project Orange
Magazine publishers will be hoping the future is bright with Project Orange
It is hoped that this week's annual get-together of the magazine industry will be nothing short of revolutionary. More than 500 media executives are expected at the PPA's Reinvented event: a name designed to convey the change that has already taken place across the business, although I'd argue something less complete - such as "Reinventing" - would be more appropriate.
Brands embrace World Cup fever with help from Twitter
Brands embrace World Cup fever with help from Twitter
As social media becomes awash with football chat, advertisers are finding ways to make a presence. By Catherine Turner.
Media industry troubled by Google privacy ruling
Media industry troubled by Google privacy ruling
The 'right to be forgotten' decision could threaten online content and compromise data. Chantelle Dietz investigates.
We can't offer advice on new tech to clients if we haven't tried it ourselves
We can't offer advice on new tech to clients if we haven't tried it ourselves
With January's CES now a fading memory, the technology trends that emerged may seem miles from reality. But reinventing the future of media relies on engaging with the kernels of opportunity emerging from the jungle of gadgets and gizmos in Las Vegas.
Latest blogs
Coming to a screen near you: Football, Fassbender and the Dinobots
Coming to a screen near you: Football, Fassbender and the Dinobots
Zoe Jones, marketing director at Digital Cinema Media, takes a look at some of the big screen opportunities for brands in the upcoming World Cup and the summer film season.
Trading desk debates often ignore the underlying technologies
Trading desk debates often ignore the underlying technologies
Looking at the pros and cons of using agency trading desks vs independents is admirable, but it's simplifying to a fault the complexity that is the advertising technology space, says Adrian Lacey, managing director of Crimtan.
Why innovations in online video dictate a new approach to TV
Why innovations in online video dictate a new approach to TV
TV, traditionally the blunt-edged weapon in the media agency's armoury, is becoming more rapier-like, and now it's time to rethink how it mixes with online video, says Neil Cunningham, head of digital at Cream UK.
How close can Route get to programmatic buying?
How close can Route get to programmatic buying?
In an age dominated by performance marketing and programmatic buying, how is out-of-home's £19 million audience delivery system, Route, helping clients improve the efficiency of their investment? Mark Henson, head of business development at Primesight, explores.
Trading desks: Are independents the answer to client concerns?
Trading desks: Are independents the answer to client concerns?
Independent trading desks claim to be more saintly than agency trading desks. Are they right? Tom Denford, co-founder of ID Comms, explores.
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