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City AM first UK paper to ban ad blockers 20 October 15, Gurjit Degun City AM, the financial daily free sheet, is banning ad blocker users from its site, becoming the first UK paper to take the plunge.     20 October 15 Is there clutter on social media? This year has seen a flurry of social media ad developments with Instagram dropping their minimum spend requirements and Snapchat releasing Discover. It surely won't be long before Pinterest offers advertising... read more   20 October 15 The Daily Poke: What a waste Local authorities spend £850 million picking up after litterbugs. Environmental charity Hubbub thinks this is a waste, so they've launched a campaign called Neat Streets. The campaign has a few clean-up... read more   20 October 15 Does oversharing apply to email? Some might say we live in a world of oversharing. You can find just about anything on your social feed, from what your friend ate for lunch, to a video of a squirrel getting drunk on fermented pumpkin... read more   20 October 15 Three ways to resurrect dead leads (Image Credit: iHorror) You may be tempted to laugh at the ridiculous proposition of the title, but just like The Walking Dead, – a juggernaut pop-culture phenomena – it is entirely possible. Dead leads... read more     Four lessons for brands in the wake of the Amazon fake reviews scandal 20 October 15, Bryan Adams What can brands do to turn their consumers into advocates? Bryan Adams, CEO and founder of digital agency Ph.Creative, outlines four lessons.   UK adspend grows to record six-month high of £9.4bn 20 October 15, Omar Oakes Adspend in the UK grew to a record high of £9.42 billion in the first half of the year, according to the latest Advertising Association/Warc Expenditure Report.   Global's former sales chief Giles Darby joins social media start-up Crowdmix 20 October 15, Ella Lidstone Giles Darby, the former group business director of Global Radio, has been appointed as the commercial director of Crowdmix, a start-up social media platform for music.   Boeing presents 'lightest metal ever' consisting of 99.99% air 20 October 15, Daniel Farey-Jones Aerospace company Boeing has created a video presenting a new material that is ten times lighter than carbon fibre but strong enough for use in floor panels of commercial planes.   Why are the Rugby World Cup sponsors avoiding Twitter during the games? 20 October 15, Tom Bazeley The Rugby World Cup sponsors' social newsroom efforts have been surprisingly lacking, leaving M&C Saatchi chief executive Tom Bazeley feeling a little underwhelmed.                 Agency Sales Manager   Competitive Salary, Bonus and Equity TubeMogul, London (Central), London (Greater)   SENIOR ACCOUNT DIRECTOR/GROUP ACCOUNT DIRECTOR - marketing agency – salary depending on experience   £60k-75k depending on experience Judi Patton, London (Central), London (Greater)   Associate Creative Director / Head of Art   £60000 per annum Major Players, City of London   Internal Communications Manager (London)   Competitive + bonus EE, London   Senior Planning Manager (London)   Competitive + bonus EE, London   Business Development Director   £80000 - £100000 per annum + bonus + benefits The Great & The Good, London   Marketing & Communications Manager   Excellent salary & benefits Think Jam Limited, London (Central), London (Greater)   PR Manager, Product & Brand   Negotiable Sky, Middlesex   Senior Retail Marketing Manager   Negotiable Sky, West London   Senior Digital Creative   Negotiable Sky, West London               See all jobs

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