| Want to get ahead in advertising? Find a coach | | Susan Billinge | | 28 July 2014, 10:01AM |  An issue of the Evening Standard last week contained a pretty depressing piece highlighting findings from the ONS that found the gender pay gap is widening in London.
It reported that men are being paid 13% more than women, with women receiving only 86.8p per hour for every pound paid to men, a decrease from 89.1p the year before.
| | | | | | | The writing is on the wall for TV too | | Wolf Allisat | | 25 July 2014, 10:09AM |  Measurement within print advertising has come under fire recently, criticism that online advertising has been seeing for sometime - not least from chair of Thinkbox, Tess Alps.
This is not the first time that transparency across online advertising has been compared unfavourably to other channels, and it is often TV that is held up as a shining example of an advertising model, but we often forget where it falls down and where online excels in terms of measurement and accountability.
| | | | Words still matter | | Maria Kivimaa | | 25 July 2014, 9:55AM |  It all started with those innocent little smileys that we began adding to our first text messages to convey a feeling. Then came Facebook, and we changed lengthy blogs for shorter status updates - and before long, those updates turned into photos. Then came Instagram, Pinterest, Vine, Snapchat and whatnot.
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