Media AM - Phone-hacking hits pre-tax profits at Trinity Mirror; My Media Week: Grant Branfoot; Havas Media Group UK appoints James Shepherd to head of mobile

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03rd August 2015

Phone-hacking hits pre-tax profits at Trinity Mirror as newspaper ad revenues slump 19% Trinity Mirror's pre-tax profits for the first half of the year declined by 76 per cent to £12.1 million, partly as a result of the ongoing costs of phone hacking. My Media Week: Grant Branfoot A week in the life of the commercial leader of an independent outdoor media company with big ambitions from Grant Branfoot, sales director at Outdoor Plus. Havas Media Group UK appoints James Shepherd to head of mobile Havas Media Group UK has taken on James Shepherd, the head of mobile at Engine's Deep Focus, as it head of mobile. Liberty Global increases ITV stake but denies takeover plans Liberty Global, the owner of Virgin Media, has increased its stake in ITV to 9.9 per cent after buying 138.7 million shares. Liverpool footballers star in Nivea ad FT looks to Rising Sun as print sales decline Why did the title command such a high price when the future of the press has never been so uncertain? Guardian's Anna Watkins to co-chair Media Week Awards judging Anna Watkins, managing director of Guardian Labs, will be the co-chair of this year’s Media Week Awards judging. Out to lunch with Boisdale Life and David Emin: Jonathan Durden The Boisdale Life Big lunch with David Emin is a regular date where a guest joins him for lunch at one of Boisdales restaurants. The future of the web... by the man who invented it The father of the world wide web talks to Maisie McCabe about the threats posed by artificial intelligence, our relationship with data and how media outlets and advertisers should use the web. Reporters without borders for a global, mobile FT brand As we head into a period a Norwegian friend of mine delightfully calls the "cucumber season" - due to all the filler stories about growing vegetables - there is still plenty that demands our attention. Should broadcasters welcome a scaled-back BBC? With the BBC's future under review, would a reduced remit benefit its commercial rivals, Gurjit Degun asks. Ad fraud rears its head again, but should we care? Another week, another set of headlines on bots. Man vs machine: the battle for social media It's time to get real, Paul Frampton writes - emotional, not artificial, intelligence is the key to successful campaigns. Latest blogs For mobile video to compete for TV budgets requires reach and scale There are many challenges for those hoping to make money from this nascent and potentially lucrative world of mobile video, says LoopMe's Stephen Upstone. Martin Sorrell is right about media trust in young audiences, he just didn't go far enough Sir Martin Sorrell was right when he talked about young audiences losing "trust" with traditional media, he just didn't go far enough, says Mimi Turner, marketing director of TheLADbible. Huge untapped potential for brands in online video Cedar has surveyed 500 British YouTube users about their usage and opinion of branded online video, Chris Rayment reports. A turning point for newsbrands, thanks to Sir Martin A week in the South of France brought reason for cheer, says Rufus Olins, chief executive of Newsworks. Video advertising isn't just Facebook vs YouTube There's life in digital video beyond Facebook and YouTube, with traditional publishers having much to offer, says Justin Taylor, UK managing director at Teads. Associate Vice Chancellor , University of California, Los Angeles Salary commensurate with experience., Los Angeles, California (US) Sponsorship & Promotion Account Manager- Sport Sector , Harrison Dear £35,000, London Broadcast Team Executive - Agency , Harrison Dear To £32,000, London (Greater) Account Manager - Agency , Harrison Dear £30,000, London (Central), London (Greater) Account Manager - Sport Sector - Mag/Online Sales , Harrison Dear £30,000 - £39,999, London (Greater)

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