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29th May 2015
Managing director Paul Hayes to leave News UK after 15 years
Managing director Paul Hayes to leave News UK after 15 years
Paul Hayes, the managing director, commercial of News UK, is leaving the publisher of The Times and The Sun after 15 years.
Out to lunch with Boisdale Life and David Emin: Lawson Muncaster
Out to lunch with Boisdale Life and David Emin: Lawson Muncaster
In the first in a new series, Media Week's David Emin invites an industry heavyweight out to lunch at one of the Boisdales restaurants. Who better to start the dining experience than the Lunchmaster himself, City AM's co-founder Lawson Muncaster.
Johnson & Johnson reviews global media
Johnson & Johnson reviews global media
Johnson & Johnson has called a global review of its media planning and buying business, putting GroupM's Primus on alert in the UK.
My Media Week: Anna Jones
My Media Week: Anna Jones
This week, Anna Jones, chief executive officer at Hearst Magazines UK, speaks at the PPA Festival, mentors at WACL's Gather, champions creative industries and meets the Queen.
Vizeum on alert as 21st Century Fox review includes £150m European media
Vizeum on alert as 21st Century Fox review includes £150m European media
Twenty-First Century Fox, the film and home entertainment company, is including its £150 million European media planning and buying duties in a complete overhaul of its global media strategy.
Deputy editor Janine Gibson to leave the Guardian after 17 years
Deputy editor Janine Gibson to leave the Guardian after 17 years
Janine Gibson, editor-in-chief of the Guardian website and a deputy editor of Guardian News & Media, is leaving the publisher after 17 years, following her failed bid to replace outgoing editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger.
Unflappable Hickey plans to keep Maxus on track
Unflappable Hickey plans to keep Maxus on track
The media shop's new managing director brings a reputation for calm to a fast-growing agency at a critical moment, Gurjit Degun writes.
The sun goes down on Hayes' time at News UK
The sun goes down on Hayes' time at News UK
Does the exit of News UK's commercial managing director, Paul Hayes, suggest the publisher of The Times and The Sun is knee-deep in the brown stuff?
Route's 'Mary Meeker' study reignites debate
Route's 'Mary Meeker' study reignites debate
Do the findings, which suggest some media get more than their fair share of adspend, bear scrutiny? By Arif Durrani.
Back to the future with OOH
Back to the future with OOH
The medium has evolved more since the inception of Media Week than in the 150 years before that. But you haven't seen anything yet, Outdoor Plus' Jonathan Lewis says
TV revenues look set to outstrip predictions
TV revenues look set to outstrip predictions
TV is enjoying a far stronger advertising year to date than had been predicted, with growth across all major advertising categories.
Latest blogs
Sunday Times' Camilla Cavendish reminds us to value newsbrands
Sunday Times' Camilla Cavendish reminds us to value newsbrands
The media world is a poorer place for the departure of Sunday Times investigative journalist and columnist Camilla Cavendish, says Newsworks' Rufus Olins.
AOL's Graham Moysey on why we need to invest in people to evolve
AOL's Graham Moysey on why we need to invest in people to evolve
At college I once read a quote from Aristotle that has stayed with me to this day - "The one exclusive sign of thorough knowledge is the power of teaching".
Time Inc UK's leader Marcus Rich: Leading the way
Time Inc UK's leader Marcus Rich: Leading the way
We spoke to the chief executive of Time Inc, Marcus Rich, about the challenges, surprises and opportunities at the UK's biggest publisher of magazine media.
Print pessimism be gone: How Harry Potterfication can reinvigorate publishing
Print pessimism be gone: How Harry Potterfication can reinvigorate publishing
Anyone else bored of hearing that print is dying? It's almost as boring as the assertion that "this is the year of mobile" - it's time to change the conversation says Blippar's Jessica Butcher.
Why programmatic is not killing creativity
Why programmatic is not killing creativity
Since the advent of programmatic buying, there has been much debate about whether digital advertising is moving towards an era of man versus machine.
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