Lego Batman to take over Channel 4 ads | Vogue publisher hits out at 'glib and reckless' critics of print | Industry welcomes P&G's 'bold' move

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Campaign: Media February 02, 2017

Media news and analysis, powered by Media Week LATEST Lego Batman to take over Channel 4 ads Gurjit Degun A Lego Batman is taking over Channel 4's ad breaks as Warner Bros promotes The Lego Batman Movie. Vogue publisher hits out at 'glib and reckless' critics of print Gurjit Degun British Vogue's publishing director Stephen Quinn has hit out at "glib and reckless" people in the media industry who have written off print. Industry welcomes P&G's 'bold' move Gemma Charles Industry leaders have welcomed the intervention by Procter & Gamble's Marc Pritchard into the media transparency debate. Facebook ad revenue rockets 57% to $26bn Emily Tan Facebook reported a net income of $10.2bn (£8bn) in 2016, up from $3.7bn in 2017 on the back of exceedingly strong advertising revenue performance. TV ad market worsens as Brexit concerns linger Gideon Spanier The TV ad market has worsened since the start of the year, with the first quarter facing a fall of at least 6% as Brexit continues to undermine confidence. Sadoun will not be 'clone' at Publicis helm, Lévy says John Tylee Maurice Lévy has vowed not to be the puppet master pulling Arthur Sadoun's strings when he hands over control of Publicis Groupe to his protégé. The mega-pitch the whole industry is talking about Gideon Spanier Procter & Gamble has begun a pitch for its media business, and it's the account that everyone wants to win. It's time to clean up our act Claire Beale Finally the biggest advertiser in the world has woken up to the mess. Public trust in media is in crisis Sue Unerman Government, business and media have all lost the confidence of the UK population in a dramatic fall in the last year. UKTV top marketer Clapp joins Thinkbox board Omar Oakes UKTV's top marketer Zoe Clapp has joined the board of commercial TV trade body Thinkbox alongside some of the leading sales chiefs in the broadcast media industry. Group M's [m]Platform appoints Mindshare's Rowlinson as UK MD Emily Tan Paul Rowlinson, Mindshare's chief operating officer, has been named UK managing director for [m]Platform. Turner International invests in Copa90 owner Gurjit Degun Turner International, the American media company that owns CNN, has acquired a minority stake in Bigballs Media, which specialises in digital media sports. How can adland help tackle hate speech in the media? Richard Wilson Brands are under pressure to consider the ethical implications of their marketing, writes Richard Wilson, the founder of Stop Funding Hate. Facebook loses Oculus VR tech case Emily Tan Facebook-owned Oculus has been ordered to pay $500m (£394m) to games company ZeniMax due to a failure to comply with a non-disclosure agreement. Key learnings from ABC Interaction: Trust, challenges and the future Georgina Brazier Trust was a key theme at this year's ABC Interaction, as the event looked to the issues surrounding the media transparency debate and how to build success for the future. Watch: Inside the new Tastemade studios Georgina Brazier Tastemade, the global food and lifestyle video-sharing platform, has launched a new studio in the heart of London's Shoreditch. Promoted The future of advertising is in your hands Getmemedia Discover how to tackle the industry's key challenges right now as well as future opportunities at ISBA's annual conference Promoted How do we solve a problem like creativity? Stuart Derrick Marketers, creatives and media owners were invited by Posterscope to discuss out-of-home creativity. Campaign's Stuart Derrick listened in If you are enjoying this bulletin, subscribe now to get even more news, analysis and insight from Campaign, including unrestricted access to campaignlive.co.uk. Click here for subscription options from just £37 a quarter. Campaign Jobs Business and Operations Assistant within a forward thinking Brand Agency Salary £25k - £30k Double You, London (Greater) Agency Sales - Mobile DSP - not a start up £40000 - £60000 per annum + negotiable, and bonus Ultimate Asset, London, West End Deputy News Editor Up to £30,000 + benefits b3-media, West Sussex Creative Solutions Manager-Award Winning Team-Major Publisher £55000 - £58000 per annum + commission and benefits Ultimate Asset, London EMEA Business Development Director - video SSP £65000 - £70000 per annum + bonus Ultimate Asset, London, West End Business Development Manager - Client Direct Digital Sales £50000 - £60000 per annum + commission and benefits Ultimate Asset, London Video Producer - Campaign £20-23k Haymarket Media Group, London Content Producer - Haymarket Content Labs Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Marketing Assistant Dependent on Experience Haymarket Media Group, Twickenham, London (Greater) Senior Planner Competitive Scorch London, London

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