Facebook has just turned to the dark side; David Beckham fronts Sky's first VR app

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Campaign 18:05 October 03, 2016

The five things you need to know today   Most read Facebook has just turned to the dark side Andy Pemberton We should be concerned by a social media network that has the power to decide what news stories and ads are accessible to its users.     Tech David Beckham fronts Sky's first VR app Shona Ghosh Sky is betting on a virtual reality future, rolling out a new VR app and accompanying promotional campaign starring David Beckham.     Advertising Verizon joins diversity warning to ad agencies Omar Oakes Verizon has become the latest major company to tell ad agencies to diversify its workforce.     Marketing Can an in-house content division boss a network of natives? Matthew Kershaw Unilever's plan to bring content creation in-house is certainly interesting move, writes the managing director of content at Iris.     Media MediaCom promotes Bozeat and Hall Gideon Spanier MediaCom has promoted Luke Bozeat to chief operations officer and Phil Hall to chief commercial strategy officer in the UK.     Also in the news   Discovery to renew £150m-a-year ad sales deal with Sky Discovery is poised to renew its estimated £150 million-a-year advertising sales deal with Sky Media after a lengthy negotiation lasting at least four months.     Twitter UK's revenue growth slows to 31% Twitter UK's growth slowed last year as turnover rose by 31% to £76.2m, according to accounts filed at Companies House.     Telegraph owner writes down newspapers by £150m Telegraph Media Group's parent company has written down the value of its publishing titles by £150m and paid its owners, the Barclay brothers, a dividend of a similar amount.     Promoted 3 great ads I had nothing to do with: Remco Graham on British Heart Foundation, IKEA and Crest Thinkbox Remco Graham, ECD and Creative Partner, Now, reveals three great ads he admires but had nothing to do with   Promoted Recruitment agency in the spotlight: Career Moves Group Jennifer Jackson We spoke to Kelly Howe from Career Moves Group to gain some insight into the latest digital marketing career trends.   Campaign Jobs   Communications Director | Planning £: Competitive + excellent benefits Nu Creative Talent, London (Central), London (Greater) Senior Account Manager | Insight £40-50k + bonus + excellent benefits Nu Creative Talent, London (Central), London (Greater) Digital Account Director £45000 - £50000 per annum + significant benefits The Great & The Good, London Digital and Social Media Exec £30,000 per annum Ball & Hoolahan, London Client Services Director £85-120k plus benefits - negotiable The Jefferson Group, London (Central), London (Greater) ACCOUNT MANAGER– Soft drinks and Booze c. £30k Judi Patton, London (South), London (Greater) Advertising Director - Haymarket Medical Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Senior Content and Editorial Manager Competitive Debenhams, London Marketing Manager - Email Competitive Debenhams, London Junior/Graduate Web Analyst Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater)

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