Google parent Alphabet hit by traffic costs; Havas UK revenue dips in first quarter; Top Cat takes out a mortgage in Halifax campaign

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Google parent Alphabet hit by traffic costs, man boobs beat nipple ban...and more 22 April 16, BB Welcome to Marketing's early morning roundup, a daily shot of news and a recap of the best longer reads and videos.   Havas UK revenue dips in first quarter 22 April 16, Omar Oakes Havas has reported a 1.6 per cent decline in year-on-year revenue for the first quarter of 2016.   Top Cat takes out a mortgage in Halifax campaign 22 April 16, Omar Oakes Top Cat, the gangster feline protagonist from the animated 60s series, is coming back to terrestrial TV tonight in a new ad campaign by Halifax.   Premier League deals help boost Under Armour's international business to $147m 21 April 16, Shona Ghosh Under Armour has boosted its international business during the first quarter, and it now represents 14% of total revenue.   Kwik Fit's return to TV ads lauds staff as 'heroes' 22 April 16, Gurjit Degun Kwik Fit, the car repairs company, is celebrating its customer service as it returns to TV ads.   Grey London tops D&AD winners list 21 April 16, James Swift Grey London has won more Pencils than any other agency at this year's D&AD Awards, thanks to work for Volvo and Mumsnet.   Instagram influencer hits out at 'annoying' blogger tactics by watch brand 21 April 16, Gemma Charles Watch brand Daniel Wellington has been publicly slammed for its online influencer strategy by photographer and Instagram blogger Tobi Shinobi.   JWT/Geometry joint venture scoops Blossom Hill business 22 April 16, James Swift J Walter Thompson and Geometry have benefitted from Treasury Wine Estates buying Diageo's wine brands, scooping the shopper marketing business for Blossom Hill.   Creative recruiter's death honoured with diversity scholarship fund 22 April 16, Omar Oakes Major Players, the creative and marketing recruitment agency, is commemorating the death of its former managing director in an initiative to boost diversity in the ad industry.   Content, data and technology: Which matters more 21 April 16, Staff Content, data, technology. Which has the biggest effect on achieving advertising greatness?   Live streaming of sport is 'ticking time bomb' for broadcasters 21 April 16, Omar Oakes Live streaming of sport is the "ticking time bomb" facing broadcasters across the world, Advertising Week Europe heard today.   What's the Queen's favourite spread? Ma'am-ite 21 April 16, Simon Gwynn Marmite has joined a list of brands recognised for supplying goods and services to the royal household with a Royal Warrant, ahead of the Queen's 90th birthday today (21 April).   The National Trust, Radio 4 and Avon named most 'English' brands 21 April 16, Matthew Chapman The National Trust, BBC Radio 4 and Avon are among the most 'English' brands, according to research published ahead of St George's Day on Saturday.   "When there were fewer channels, you needed to know less" Karen Blackett Presented by Campaign & The Trade Desk MediaCom UK chairwoman, Karen Blackett, kicks off the relay of a new chain reaction series – where the industry's biggest boundary pushers interview each other.                 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR – shopper/integrated agency – London – c. £70k plus great benefits   £70-75k depending on experience Judi Patton, London   Brand Manager   £35000 - £40000 Per Annum + £6k car allowance + Bonus + Benefits Veritas Partnership Ltd, West of London   ACCOUNT MANAGER   £22000 - £29000 per annum + Benefits Live Recruitment, Middlesex   Product Manager   Salary circa £45,000 plus bonus and pension Resonate Search & Selection Limited, Yorkshire and the Humber   Senior Technical Account Manager (ad ops/AM)   Salary approx £40k + 20% comms MediaMigo Recruitment Limited., London (Central), London (Greater)               See all jobs

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