Media PM - How to improve your pitch in 2015, plus Fru Hazlitt; Jason Webby; The Autumn Statement; Dave Trott

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03rd December 2014

TV buyers united in view of 'strong legacy' of ITV's Fru Hazlitt Last week's departure of Fru Hazlitt, managing director of commercial, online and interactive at ITV, caught the industry and her own team by surprise. How to improve your pitch in 2015 After another year of hefty account reviews, Tom Denford, joint chef executive of global media management consultancy ID Comms, reviews where agencies in Europe can improve in 2015. My Media Week: Jason Webby This week, Jason Webby, senior vice president, sales, CNBC International, forges plans for Davos 2015 and heads to Geneva to meet CNBC's longest standing global commercial partner, Rolex. Calls to Nabs' advice line jump 21 per cent Rising fears about the cost of living and the price of housing among people working in the ad industry is helping fuel the number of calls to the industry's charity advice line. Chancellor unveils plans to boost businesses and crack down on tax evasion The chancellor George Osborne announced today in the Autumn Statement a review of business rates to help retailers compete alongside other measures. Dave Trott: A different kind of predatory thinking Every country struggles with the problem of prostitution. Fraud is a dirty word, but it validates programmatic Problems with online fraud is not a sign that the new ecosystem isn't working, says Chris Le May, UK director, DataXu. The Times and Sunday Times become profitable for first time in 13 years Times Newspapers, home of The Times and Sunday Times, has reported a profit of £1.7 million in its last financial year, its first in 13 years. Guardian Labs pilots real-time content marketing campaign with Diageo Guardian Labs, the Guardian's in-house branded content division, has launched a pilot real-time content marketing campaign with Diageo for Baileys. Winners of the Newsworks Planning Awards 2014 The winners have been announced for this year's Newsworks 2014 Planning Awards, chosen by a jury of 16 client and agency judges, led by Amanda Rendle, global head of marketing at HSBC. Latest blogs Why the media industry is still a gentleman's club Last week's IPA report highlighting the steady growth in ad industry female leaders was encouraging. But it's no more than a gentle step in the right direction, says Janine Green, head of consumer planning at Arena. Media first, ego second for great comms planning Working in Out of Home, we are in the enviable position where practically anything is possible, says Richard Simkins, head of innovation at Talon. Which party will use outdoor effectively to lead the 2015 election agenda? Will fear or cheer carry the most impact on voters and the wider media next year? asks Naren Patel, chief executive of Primesight. Mindshare's huddle: next generation technology and powering dreams It's hard not to get caught up in the sheer 'wow' factor of Mindshare's annual huddle day, says Immediate Media's Toby Hicks. Why Channel 4's programmatic announcement is good news for us all Channel 4's move to create a programmatic marketplace for their Video on Demand (VoD) inventory is excellent news all around, says Marco Bertozzi, president of Audience on Demand, EMEA and North America client services. News Editor (B2B) , Atwood Tate £30,000-£36,000 doe, Buckinghamshire Senior Research Executive - Broadcast Media , Lipton Fleming £26000 - £32000 per annum + generous benefits, London Marketing Manager - international exhibitions , Dragonfly Recruitment £27000.00 - £30000.00 per annum + Basic + Bonus, London Mobile Agency Account Manager , Lipton Fleming £40000 - £55000 per annum + 60% bonus, London Biddable Media Manager (RTB Manager) - Global Media Agency - Dubai Based , MCG Associates Up to GBP 45,000 per annum + benefits and standard relocation (Flights + Medical + Visa), United Arab Emirates / North East England / North West England / Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh / L...

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