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Media AM - Sky and Viacom agree five-year pay TV deal, Martin Sorrell's pay leaps 44% to £43m

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01st May 2015
Sky and Viacom agree five-year pay TV deal
Sky and Viacom agree five-year pay TV deal
Sky and Viacom have agreed to extend their commercial partnership in the UK and Ireland for a further five years.
Martin Sorrell's pay leaps 44% to £43m
Martin Sorrell's pay leaps 44% to £43m
WPP's chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell was paid £42.9 million last year, a 43.9 per cent increase on 2013.
Bauer Media UK appoints digital commercial director
Bauer Media UK appoints digital commercial director
Bauer Media UK, the owner of the Absolute Radio, Kiss and Grazia Brands, has appointed Victoria Foster as its digital commercial director.
My Media Week: David Abraham
My Media Week: David Abraham
We caught up with Channel 4's chief executive, David Abraham, to review a memorable week in which the broadcaster kicked off the build-up to the general election and captured a monarch's final journey
'Beach Body Ready protesters are missing the point' says Deliciously Ella
'Beach Body Ready protesters are missing the point' says Deliciously Ella
Last night Ella Woodward, the woman behind the popular blog Deliciously Ella, gave an insight into the building of her brand and commented around the latest Protein World furore.
Will The Conservative Party's investment in social media swing the vote?
Will The Conservative Party's investment in social media swing the vote?
Will The Conservative Party's investment in social-media campaigning make a difference on polling day?
Get your beer belly out: Carlsberg asks commuters if they are 'beer body ready'
Get your beer belly out: Carlsberg asks commuters if they are 'beer body ready'
Carlsberg has launched its own poster campaign next to the controversial Protein World ad in a bit to cash in on the viral action.
Things we like: Vogue, digital radio and The Economist
Things we like: Vogue, digital radio and The Economist
Some things in the media business we liked in the week up to 1 May, and one thing we didn't...
Is Viacom's Spike a welcome addition to UK television?
Is Viacom's Spike a welcome addition to UK television?
In a crowded market, will the channel - with its male-focused shows and hit dramas - succeed, Gurjit Degun asks.
How brands are tapping into the power of where
How brands are tapping into the power of where
The rich data now being generated by mobile devices is taking location marketing to a whole new level, Nigel Clarkson says.
Election fever grips media and millennials
Election fever grips media and millennials
Grazia and Kiss get involved with politics, and Bauer's own study highlights millennials' key role. Krissie Ford reports.
Meaningful brands enjoy major competitive edge
Meaningful brands enjoy major competitive edge
In a continuation of a trend that has been gaining momentum for the past three years, Havas' robust update to its Meaningful Brands study this week suggests marketers who ignore the value of how brands impact personal well-being really are missing a trick.
Talon, OMD, R/GA and Grand Visual win Outdoor Planning Awards Grand Prix
Talon, OMD, R/GA and Grand Visual win Outdoor Planning Awards Grand Prix
Talon, OMD UK, R/GA London and Grand Visual took home the Grand Prix at the Clear Channel Outdoor Planning Awards last night for their Google Outside 2.0 campaign.
It's up to agencies to help clients get with the times
It's up to agencies to help clients get with the times
Some 80 per cent of marketers believe a restructuring of their marketing department is necessary, and a third consider this restructure urgent, according to a report from the Economist Intelligence Unit.
Latest blogs
Election 2015: Where do people get their news?
Election 2015: Where do people get their news?
With the election almost upon us, the first in Newsworks' series of election trackers looks at where people get their news from.
Commercial radio: bigger than ever and sound commercial sense
Commercial radio: bigger than ever and sound commercial sense
In today's Advertising Association/WARC report for 2014, radio quietly blazed a trail as the best performing traditional media, up 7.2%, notes the RAB's Lucy Barrett
Watch: The Martin Sorrell interview
Watch: The Martin Sorrell interview
Last year's attempts for a mega-merger of equals between Publicis Groupe and Omnicom collapsed because Maurice Lévy failed to show John Wren "sufficient respect", according to WPP's Martin Sorrell, who went on to talk retirement plans, Tesco and Dunnhumby.
England cricket team's demise holds a warning for adland
England cricket team's demise holds a warning for adland
The complete and shambolic failure of the England Cricket Team in Australia during the World Cup provides a stark warning for advertisers and their agencies, says Andrew Lloyd, managing partner of planning at Vizeum.
What does Google's shift towards mobile-friendly rankings mean to your business?
What does Google's shift towards mobile-friendly rankings mean to your business?
Change is coming for brands' online search ranking as Google prepares for more mobile-friendly rankings on 21 April, Dayo Hazzan, the UK business director at Lowe Profero, outlines how to be prepared.
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