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Campaign 18:05 October 24, 2016

The five things you need to know today Most read How agencies should respond to the in-house invasion John Tylee The proliferation of in-house operations is gobbling up new business and drawing more talent client-side. What's behind the trend and how can agencies respond to the threat of being sidelined by advertisers, John Tylee asks. Tech Why Nintendo's Switch is a must-succeed launch Rik Moore Nintendo's innovative hybrid console provides a chance for the Japanese gaming giant to reconnect with consumers, writes Haves Media's head of strategy. Advertising Pierce Brosnan's Pan Bahar row: Whose fault is it? Byravee Iyer The star's public spat with the pan masala brand shows that both celebrities and brands need to do due diligence. Marketing Five trends from the future Nicola Kemp Nicola Kemp mingles with the trendspotters at The Future Laboratory's inaugural Global Futures Forum Media ITV cuts 120 jobs as post-Brexit slowdown bites Gideon Spanier ITV is cutting 120 jobs, or around 3% of its UK workforce, in the latest sign that a post-Brexit slowdown is hitting the media industry. Also in the news Channel 4 to start sponsorship bids for The Great British Bake Off Channel 4 is hoping to secure one of the most expensive broadcast sponsorship deals on UK TV for The Great British Bake Off, with bids starting at £8m. AT&T deal with Time Warner attracts media competition 'concern' AT&T, the US telecoms giant, has agreed to buy Warner Brothers' owner Time Warner for $85.4bn (£69.9bn). Singapore Tourism launches global media tender The board has launched an RFP for a new global media agency. Promoted Breathing life into winning ideas Suzanne Bidlake WCRS, Kinetic and 18 Feet & Rising will see their ideas for Churchill, McVitie's, Warner Bros and the Born Free Foundation come to life after winning Ocean and Campaign's creative contest Promoted How to build brands people love Eleanor Kahn Brands can understand and target their audiences better than ever. But they could be missing a crucial part of the puzzle... Campaign Jobs Council Members Competitive Advertising Standards Authority: ASA, London (Central), London (Greater) Business Director £75000 - £85000 per annum The Great & The Good, London Strategic Planner £40000 per annum + strong benefits and excellent career progression opps The Great & The Good, West End, London HEAD OF SALES/REVENUE - SPORTS SOCIAL/DIGITAL PLATFORM £65000 - £75000 per annum + commission and benefits Ultimate Asset, London Agency Lead- Major Publisher- GroupM £60000 - £80000 per annum + commission and benefits Ultimate Asset, London Senior Account Manager £25,000 - £35,000 dependant on Experience Socket Creative, Devon Marketing & Events Executive - Large Scale & Medical Events £22-26k + benefits, dependent on experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Event Operations Manager - Large Scale & Medical Events £29-32k + benefits, dependent on experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Marketing Manager Competitive The Flash Pack, London (Central), London (Greater) Senior Media Executive £30-35k per annum depending on experience + benefits Ebiquity, London (Central), London (Greater)

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