Lévy says Sorrell's successor should not be "wicked", Tesco, Cosmopolitan, ITV, Magnum

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Campaign Breakfast Briefing May 13, 2016

Latest Lévy: Sorrell's successor should not be 'wicked and nasty' Kate Magee Maurice Lévy, the chairman and chief executive of Publicis Groupe, has told Campaign that whoever succeeds WPP's chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell needs to be "a good human being - not wicked and nasty." Tesco CEO Lewis pockets £3m bonus Omar Oakes Dave Lewis, the chief executive of Tesco, received a bonus of nearly £3m after the company returned to profit earlier this year. ITV chief Crozier warns advertisers have 'pressed pause button' over Brexit Gideon Spanier ITV has warned that advertisers "pressed the pause button" practically the day the Brexit vote was announced and it's too soon to know if money will return immediately if Britain votes to stay in Europe. Wll.i.am and Three join forces to launch musician's new smartwatch Omar Oakes Will.i.am has partnered with Three and its puppet brand mascot, Jackson, to promote the musician's new Dial smartwatch in the UK. The blurring of disciplines put everyone into competition Faris Yakob Lines are blurring everywhere, but agency people should hold onto their unique point of view, says Faris Yakob. Advertising unhealthy food to kids online could be banned in new consultation Simon Gwynn Proposals being considered by the Committee of Advertising Practice could see the advertising of unhealthy food and drink on teen-focused websites banned. Kendall Jenner promotes Magnum Double at Cannes Gurjit Degun Magnum, the Unilever-owned ice-cream brand, is working with Kendall Jenner, the fashion model part of the Kardashian reality-show family, to launch a new variant at the Cannes Film Festival. Cosmopolitan editor Storr: younger readers don't know we're a magazine Omar Oakes Cosmopolitan can no longer rely on reaching millennial women at the big superstores as readers' behaviour changes, said Farah Storr, the magazine's UK editor. Anomaly drops fees for Lyst as part of stake deal James Swift Anomaly has taken a stake in fashion website Lyst as part of a deal that means the agency will no longer charge the client fees for its services. Promoted "When there were fewer channels, you needed to know less" Karen Blackett In a new series, in association with The Trade Desk, we interview the biggest industry names who then nominate their industry heroes to interview themselves. It forms a boundary-pushing chain-reaction... Programmatic is extinct - it's evolved into something way more powerful Presented by Campaign & AppNexus For those of you who rely on digital marketing to engage customers, don't be alarmed! Brian O'Kelley, CEO of AppNexus explains... Campaign Jobs Digital Strategist - Film & Entertainment Clients £50000 - £60000 per annum + Great Agency Benefits Ultimate Asset, West End Account Director Competitive KHWS, London (Central), London (Greater) Innovation Director - Digital Strategy, Global Media Agency £75000 - £85000 per annum + Great Agency Benefits Ultimate Asset, West End Product Manager Salary circa £45,000 plus bonus and pension Resonate Search & Selection Limited, Yorkshire and the Humber

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