Friday, 14 August 2015

Media AM - Sugar sells Amscreen to Tom Goddard; DHL consolidates global media into MEC; Air Berlin hires Ink for in-flight mag

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14th August 2015
Lord Sugar sells Amscreen to Tom Goddard
Lord Sugar sells Amscreen to Tom Goddard
Lord Sugar has sold his out-of-home media business Amscreen to Tom Goddard, the former international chief executive of CBS Outdoor.
DHL consolidates global media into MEC
DHL consolidates global media into MEC
DHL, the logistics company, has consolidated its global media account into MEC after awarding the WPP-owned media agency its European business.
Air Berlin hires Ink for in-flight mag
Air Berlin hires Ink for in-flight mag

Air Berlin has handed Ink the publishing contract for its in-flight magazine.

ITV and Sky enjoy strong revival in TV advertising
ITV and Sky enjoy strong revival in TV advertising
A competitive retail environment has helped ITV, while Sky is focusing on new ways to attract brands.
Media business rankings
Media business rankings
14 August 2015: MediaCom remains at the top of the table.
Magazine ABCs: Good Housekeeping strengthens lead over top women's monthlies
Magazine ABCs: Good Housekeeping strengthens lead over top women's monthlies
Good Housekeeping has widened the gap as the most widely read paid-for women's monthly magazine, with most of the top ten seeing a falling combined circulation over the last 12 months.
Magazine ABCs: raw numbers don't tell you why this medium is so powerful
Magazine ABCs: raw numbers don't tell you why this medium is so powerful
Mass scale has rarely been a key reason for why magazines are an effective advertising platform, says Carat's publishing account director.
Magazine ABCs: Top 100 at a glance
Magazine ABCs: Top 100 at a glance
View the Top 100 actively purchased magazines and digital editions in the first six months of 2015.
Things we like: Ocean backing Team GB
Things we like: Ocean backing Team GB
It's hard to believe that the Rio 2016 Olympic Games is now just one year away but, last week, Ocean became the latest media owner to lend its support to Team GB.
Media Week Awards 2015: Shortlist announced
Media Week Awards 2015: Shortlist announced
The shortlist for the UK media industry's biggest night of the year - the Media Week Awards 2015 - has been announced today, with a raft of first-timers joining the fray for the top awards, including Instagram, Vice News, Auto Trader and Newsworks.
Helen McRae carries on data legacy at Mindshare UK
Helen McRae carries on data legacy at Mindshare UK
After years of travelling, Helen McRae is ready to settle down as the head of Mindshare UK. She tells David Benady about the agency's forward-thinking approach on data, content and technology.
ITV and Sky enjoy strong revival in TV advertising
ITV and Sky enjoy strong revival in TV advertising
A competitive retail environment has helped ITV, while Sky is focusing on new ways to attract brands.
Nothing stands still for very long in the dynamic media
Nothing stands still for very long in the dynamic media
Some people hate change but, if you're reading this, I suspect you're not one of them.
Coverage of football is only part of a wider PR problem
Coverage of football is only part of a wider PR problem
Suddenly, there's lots of huffing and puffing about football clubs banning the press from their grounds.
History suggests death of press is not imminent
History suggests death of press is not imminent
Innovation, market consolidation and quality content will be key to the survival of news brands, Rupert Howell writes.
Latest blogs
Square Up still growing after 10 years
Square Up still growing after 10 years
Ten years on, a bunch of misfits cluelessly handing out glossy magazines continue to grow in the freemium space. Founder Tim Slee reports.
Why the internet of things should deliver services rather than ads
Why the internet of things should deliver services rather than ads

The internet of things is a truly exciting opportunity, not only for people but also for the media industry and brands at large.

The end of the road for 'the last-click': is the industry ready to convert?
The end of the road for 'the last-click': is the industry ready to convert?

At its heart, the issue of attribution is driven by a very simple question for marketers – how do we understand and justify spend?

Global radio remains stuck on one, restricted frequency
Global radio remains stuck on one, restricted frequency
So, this week brought radio audience (RAJAR) triumph for LBC, but one thing our favourite broadcaster is not doing is Leading Britain's Conversation on diversity, says Edward Adoo.
How news habits are formed, and why they continue to prosper
How news habits are formed, and why they continue to prosper
Marie Oldham, formerly of Havas and now Fresheyes Consultancy, discusses human behaviour and how Newsworks' Generation News research offers rich findings for any media planner.
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