Gambling ads could face daytime TV ban; Snapchat reportedly prepares for $25bn IPO

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Campaign: Media October 07, 2016

Media news and analysis, powered by Media Week Latest Gambling ads could face daytime TV ban Omar Oakes Gambling ads could be banned from daytime TV to stop them being seen by children during football matches. Snapchat reportedly prepares for $25bn IPO Shona Ghosh Snapchat's parent company, Snap, is reportedly preparing for an initial public offering that would value the company at $25bn (£20.3m) or higher. Exterion to launch ultra-HD screens and new escalator ad formats across TfL stations Omar Oakes Exterion Media and Transport for London have unveiled Hello London, a one-stop shop for London Underground advertisers, as well as new ad formats. Facebook's Oculus Rift headset gets a VR web browser Simon Gwynn Facebook has announced a virtual reality web browser for its VR headset Oculus Rift. Twitter left high and dry by potential buyers Google and Disney Simon Gwynn Twitter has been jilted by most of its potential suitors, with Google, Disney and Apple no longer interested in buying the social media company. Future's bid for rival publisher blocked as it could 'reduce choice and quality' for sci-fi fans Simon Gwynn A possible takeover of Imagine Publishing by Future will be investigated by the Competition and Markets Authority, which said the merger would substantially reduce competition in sci-fi titles. Things we like: Clear Channel ramps up green credentials and NME hands out VR glasses Clear Channel is pledging to plant a tree for every telephone kiosk it upgrades, and NME and Google team up for VR tour of Abbey Road Studios. Wins this week: British Gas, Absolut Vodka, River Island Staff One of the biggest media reviews finally came to an end at the end of last week after British Gas appointed MediaCom to its £55m account. Campaign Viral Chart: Shell's star-studded music video takes top spot Unruly Shell's music video starring Jennifer Hudson and Pixie Lott tops this week's chart. HP, Burger King and Audi are also among this week's most shared ads on social media. Promoted The Digital Cinema Media Awards 2016 DCM DCM and Campaign celebrate the best of the year's innovative advertising in cinema Promoted 'Transparency and culture is at the very heart of everything we do' Jenny Biggam Antje Derks, Campaign Content Labs In association with The Trade Desk, we invite the biggest industry names to interview their boundary pushing peers - and pass on the baton, in an interview relay. Jenny Biggam, founder, the7stars, is the latest boundary pusher in our series. Neil Christie, managing director at Weiden + Kennedy, speaks to her... Campaign Jobs Strategic Sales Partner - Major Media Owner- salary up to £60k £50000 - £60000 per annum + bonus & benefits Ultimate Asset, London Digital Business Manager – The Biggest Name in Media! £60-75k SAVVY Media Ltd, London (Central), London (Greater) Advertising Director - Haymarket Medical Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Junior/Graduate Web Analyst Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Senior Account Manager - People Management/CIPD Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Senior Account Manager - Supply Management/CIPS Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Group Marketing Manger - Medical and Large Scale Events Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Associate Creative Director Copywriter Up to £65,000 (depending on experience) + benefits April-Six, Harefield, Uxbridge Senior Sales Executive - Autosport International Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Key Account Manager - Third Sector Recruitment Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater)

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