Media PM - DoubleClick ads go down across the web, plus MailOnline; Dominic Williams; Amazon; News UK

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12th November 2014

DoubleClick ads go down across the web Google's DoubleClick for Publishers ad server globally has gone down, costing publishers millions. MailOnline appoints Anne Shooter as first commercial editor DMG Media's MailOnline, the world's biggest English language newspaper website, has appointed the Daily Mail's Anne Shooter as its first commercial editor, in recognition of the growth in native advertising. My Media Week: Dominic Williams With another fierce trading season upon us, Dominic Williams, head of trading, Amplifi, is in fighting spirit, until it gets to kids' bath time. The top 10 programmatic trends for 2015 you can't ignore The programmatic market is evolving quickly and next year the pace of change is set to continue, says Ben Plomion, vice president of Marketing at Chango. Amazon hiring in the UK for Prime Air drone tests Amazon is seeking aviation experts and other flight-related roles in Cambridge, as it looks to develop its Prime Air drone delivery service in the UK. News UK finds tablet ads as memorable as print The content and advertising in tablet editions of newspapers are processed by readers in a way far closer to the print experience than previously thought, according to the results of a neuroscience study led by News UK. Yahoo to acquire BrightRoll for $640m Yahoo is to acquire BrightRoll, the programmatic video advertising platform, for $640 million (£402.7 million) in cash. Bauer Media repositions local radio portfolio Bauer Media has repositioned its local radio portfolio in a bid to engage a wider audience. Channel 4 launches programmatic VoD marketplace Channel 4 is to offer advertisers a digital marketplace to buy advertising programmatically, from next year on All 4, its new video on-demand (VoD) platform. Media business rankings 14 November 2014: Carat climbs up the table after landing the Government media buying business. Havas Media's Paul Frampton: Agencies need 'healthy paranoia' about Google and Facebook Media agencies need to "wake-up" to the speed of change taking place in the industry today, otherwise Google and Facebook stand to make them "irrelevant", according to Paul Frampton, chief executive of Havas Media. Latest blogs How the UK is leading the way in brand safety online The news last month that Yahoo, AOL and Google's DoubleClick have joined Microsoft in the fight against online ad misplacement by having their ad serving processes certified by JICWEBS, further underlines how the UK leads the way in safety online, says ABC's Richard Foan. Radio influence grows for UK advertisers The latest Rajar results show the UK radio industry to be in great shape and should serve as a great wake-up call to advertisers, says Simon Kilby, head of marketplace at Bauer Media. Why international news still matters The business of traditional television news has never been stronger, says Liz Nunn, UK sales director at CNN International. Media Owners take games into their own hands A new generation of gamers is sharing and viewing content in ways that have caught the attention of media owners. But can they harness these trends to grow their businesses? Jason Kingsley OBE, chief executive of games maker Rebellion shares his thoughts. It's time media tapped into the bikegeist From scoops and splashes to commutes and sportives, media is now at the centre of the 'bikegeist', says Newsworks' chief executive, Rufus Olins. Senior Sales Executive - Major Consumer Title , Formula Won £29k + good comm, London (Central), London (Greater) Publisher Account Manager , Atwood Tate Available on request, London (Greater) Marketing Automation Strategist , Atwood Tate Available on request, Oxfordshire Head of Creative Digital Services , Formula Won To £65k doe + OTE £20k plus + bens, London (Central), London (Greater) Senior Sales Executive , Carreras Lathane Associates - CLA £28-32k + comm, London (South), London (Greater)

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