Media PM - Times and WSJ offer joint deal for corporate readers; Media should harness power of online video; Should the govt introduce retransmission fees?

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01st October 2015

The Times and Wall Street Journal offer joint deal for corporate readers The Wall Street Journal and The Times have launched a month-long campaign in London to promote a new joint subscription. Should the govt introduce retransmission fees? Public-service broadcasters believe they should get a profit share if pay-TV giants carry their channels. By Gurjit Degun. Media should harness power of online video YouTube's own upfront shows how it can complement TV and offer creative opportunities for agencies, Mark Howe writes. Unruly deal moves video ads up the news agenda What was it about the Shoreditch tech business that persuaded News Corp to part with £58 million? Maisie McCabe investigates. We don't like to admit it, but vengeance can be useful Things we like: ITV investing in news Football's transfer window might be over for a few months but, luckily, we have the world of TV correspondents to keep us busy. Latest blogs Airports in the spotlight The marketing director at JCDecaux Airport UK reports on how big increases in airline passengers have driven innovation in the out of home sector. How to future-proof a local media sales team The local media landscape has changed dramatically over the past decade, and continues to do so. 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. 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) Senior Advertising Sales Executive , ER Media & Sales £30,000 - £35,000, South West London Presentation Scheduler , Sky negotiable, Middlesex Data Partnerships Controller , Sky competitive, Isleworth Senior Conference Producer , Lipton Media £25,000-£35,000 + Generous Profit Share, London (Central), London (Greater)

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