Media AM - Uber plots UK ad campaign; Daily Mail owner reports falling revenues and slowdown in digital revenue growth; Prostate Cancer UK appoints the7stars

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24th September 2015

Uber plots UK ad campaign App-based cab service opens talks with media agencies ahead of marketing push. Daily Mail owner reports falling revenues and slowdown in digital revenue growth DMGT, the owner of The Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday, has reported a slowdown in audience and revenue growth at MailOnline, while overall ad revenues at the news brand are down by 5 per cent. Prostate Cancer UK appoints the7stars Prostate Cancer UK has appointed the7stars to handle its media planning and buying business after a competitive pitch. Havas Media Group brings in M&C Saatchi's Sharon Browne as CMO Havas Media Group has appointed Sharon Browne, the former new business director at M&C Saatchi, to be its chief marketing officer. Goodstuff wins EasyProperty media business EasyProperty, the online estate agency part of the EasyGroup, has taken on Goodstuff Communications to handle its media planning and buying business following a competitive pitch process. Instagram hits 400 million monthly users: six of the best posts Instagram, the photo sharing app owned by Facebook, has more than 400 million monthly active users, up from 300 million nine months ago. Northern & Shell's pre-tax profits soar to £333.7m after Channel 5 sale Northern & Shell Media Group, the owner of the Daily Express and OK magazine, has posted pre-tax profits of £333.7 million for 2014 following the sale of Channel 5. My Media Week: Stuart Mays Coffee, chocolate and an unfeasible number of bacon rashers; we join Stuart Mays, director of commercial strategy at Global, as the Radio X launch day beckons. My Media Week: Lawson Muncaster From a charity abseil scaling the Lloyd’s building to celebrating City AM’s tenth anniversary in style, Lawson Muncaster, managing director of City AM is on a high this week. Condé Nast's Bob Sauerberg to become US CEO Bob Sauerberg has been named as the next US chief executive of Conde Nast, the magazine publisher of Vogue, Vanity Fair and GQ. Vice UK appoints Guardian's Rebecca Nicholson as editor-in-chief Vice, the global youth media company, has named the Guardian's live features editor Rebecca Nicholson as its UK editor-in-chief. My Media Week: Mike Buckley We join Mike Buckley, the managing director of Attitude Media, has come a long way since Our Price. Out to lunch with Boisdale Life and David Emin: Mark Hollinshead David Emin invites Mark Hollinshead, CEO of Great Run and a non-executive director of Dentsu Aegis' regional business, to join him for lunch and share some of his experiences, from his humble beginnings at David Cocks Advertising to his career at the Mirror Group. Latest blogs Engineering value in a consolidating market In a rapidly consolidating marketplace it is more important than ever for media companies and publishers at every level to stand out. I want an open relationship with the Times Newspapers will always struggle if they see online news as an extension, rather than the focus, of its core product, says the associate director of brand consultancy Flamingo. A cruel reminder of the power of print News brands have absolute dedication to tackling difficult issues and making them resonate with their audiences, says Zoe Harris, the group marketing director at Trinity Mirror. Why publishers' brand strategy must be fluid and flexible Jerry Wright, the chief executive of ABC, warns not to place too much faith in false dawns or recent sunsets in the publishing sector. Cinema isn't losing anyone's attention anytime soon Digital Cinema Media's chief executive says cinema advertising ensures brands can be sure they are reaching their target audiences with minimum wastage. Head of Sales and Business Development for Exciting Music and Lifestyle brand! , LND Recruitment Up to £40,000 + great company perks and uncapped commission, London (Greater) Account Manager - Media Agency- Entertainment/Youth brands , Shape Media up to £30,000 basic + bonus + benefits, London (Central), London (Greater) Advertising Sales Executive - Leading Media Brand , Shape Media £20,000 rising to £22,000 base + uncapped monthly commission. OTE £29K, Central London Senior Advertising Sales Executive , ER Media & Sales £30,000 - £35,000, South West London Senior Sales Executive - Major Consumer Media Brand , Formula Won To £38k + excellent comms & bens, London (Central), London (Greater)

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