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View in web browser View text-only version Blackberry version Mobile version Add to safe senders list Latest news Sky invests £7m in YouTube network for millennials by Maisie McCabe 29 October 2014, 10:57AM BSkyB has invested $7 million (£4.3 million) in Whistle Sports, an American youth-focused YouTube sports network. 'Google Pills' might sniff out cancer by Shona Ghosh 29 October 2014, 10:43AM Google is experimenting with tiny particles that can enter the human body and monitor cells for signs of disease, including cancer and heart disorders. Facebook reports mobile now generating two-thirds of all ad revenue by Ben Bold 29 October 2014, 11:15AM Facebook advertising revenues hit $3.2bn (£1.98bn) in Q3, with profits up 90% year on year to $806m but admitted that its expenses would rocket as much as 75% in 2015. PROMOTION A Marketer's Guide to Navigating the Internet of Things There are over 50 billion connected devices that together form the Internet of Things, discover how to make the most of this opportunity. Download Your Copy Samaritans Radar identifies vulnerable friends on Twitter by Shona Ghosh 29 October 2014, 09:01AM Samaritans has partnered with Twitter to produce Radar, a service that allows tweeters to keep an eye on vulnerable friends online. YouTube's Susan Wojcicki hints at ad-free subscription service by Arif Durrani 29 October 2014, 11:00AM Google's YouTube is in the early stages of developing an advertising-free subscription service for online video, according to chief executive Susan Wojcicki. The week's top spooky Halloween Vines: Oreo, Internet Explorer and Lowe's by Alex Player 29 October 2014, 10:30AM Marketing, with the help of social media experts Unruly, showcases three must-watch branded Halloween Vines, featuring flying pumpkin bats, freaky cookie monsters and a psycho browser. How Philips is rewriting its post-split digital marketing strategy by Shona Ghosh 29 October 2014, 09:00AM Philips plans to put digital at the core of its newly merged consumer and professional healthcare business, following last month's announcement of a major restructure. Will new digital payment services like Apple Pay sound the death knell for banks? by Peter Veash 28 October 2014, 12:15PM New payment services built by technology companies threaten traditional banks, says Peter Veash, chief executive of The Bio Agency. Latest jobs Social Media Strategist Recruiter Aspire Salary £40000 - £45000 per annum Location London Customer Experience Manager Recruiter Stopgap Salary £50000 per annum + pro rata - 6 month FTC Location London Senior Account Manager / Account Director - Retail / Environmental Recruiter Tomorrow Recruitment Salary £40000 - 55000 per annum Location London (East), London (Greater) Freelance Designer Recruiter Creative Recruitment Salary Negotiable Location London Head of Communications Recruiter Healthwatch England Salary £54, 138 per annum Location London (Central), London (Greater) Account Manager Recruiter Aspire Salary £25000 - £32000 per annum Location London From the blogs Johnny Cupcakes bakes a Linkin Park Halloween treat Chris J Reed 28 October 2014, 11:29PM Brand death: 6 reasons not to delete Twitter accounts Jamie Riddell 28 October 2014, 10:03AM Adapt or die in the face of online piracy Sophie Zumbe 28 October 2014, 9:49AM What does the Candy Crush lifecycle mean to mobile marketers? Craig Palli 27 October 2014, 11:15AM 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