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Campaign: Media March 23, 2017

Media news and analysis, powered by Media Week Sainsbury's media review back on after PHD protest Gideon Spanier Sainsbury's has dramatically reopened its £115m media review after PHD lodged a complaint about the pitch process following its defeat to M/SIX. Coke follows McDonald's by axing YouTube show Simon Gwynn Coca-Cola is ditching its weekly UK YouTube shows in favour of a more "nimble" digital content strategy. Johnson & Johnson, Verizon and AT&T join brands to suspend YouTube advertising Simon Gwynn Three major US brands have joined the growing list of advertisers to pause advertising on YouTube following recent revelations that ads are being inadvertently placed with extremist content. Industry responds to Google's apology in brand safety row Simon Gwynn Google's response to revelations that a series of major brands were inadvertently funding extremist content with their ads has received a cautious welcome. Context is crucial when considering ads on Google Claire Beale How did Google, a company chock-full of so many smart, decent people manage to get itself into such a quagmire? Google's too slow in waking up to its responsibilities Gideon Spanier Google, Facebook and other platforms cannot avoid the fundamental issue - the power of publication and broadcast comes with responsibility and freedom of speech has limits. Independent posts growth a year after print closure Gurjit Degun The Independent has increased its commercial revenue by 50% year on year since dropping its print product 12 months ago. Guardian tells staff to prepare for compulsory job cuts Simon Gwynn The 1,500 staff at The Guardian and The Observer have been warned that some of their jobs will be lost as publisher Guardian Media Group continues its plan to turn around years of heavy losses. Sanofi calls €900m global media pitch Gideon Spanier Sanofi, the French-owned pharmaceuticals giant, has launched a review of its estimated €900m global media business. Hyundai renews presence on Piccadilly Lights Simon Gwynn Hyundai has confirmed it will maintain its presence on the huge advertising screen in London's Piccadilly Circus, which was switched off in January for a major redevelopment. Advice for anyone adverse to change Sue Unerman You can't really buy into any change until you fully understand what it means for you personally, writes Sue Unerman. Pitch update: Costa, National Trust, Halfords Staff Agencies compete for Halfords while Mother pulls out of the race. Advertising Week 2017: all the news and views Check out all the latest news and opinion from Advertising Week Europe 2017 Promoted Humans first in a digital world Sean MacDonald and Suzanne Powers, McCann Worldgroup Been in a meeting recently when the conversation turns to bots? How about IOT, AR/VR, and, of course, AI? McCann Worldgroup considers the importance of human-first tech Promoted When programmatic meets artificial intelligence... the future begins Edward Craig The future is machine learning, but the robots need their hands held every step of the way, say two leaders in programmatic marketing... 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 Head of Social Media (Maternity Cover - up to 12 months) £54,461 - £62,444 HMRC, London (Central), London (Greater) Sales Director - Mobile Advertising, Salary up to £70k + Bonus £60000 - £70000 per annum Ultimate Asset, London Business Director, B2B Comms Agency - Media, £70K £65000 - £70000 per annum + Bonus & Benefits Ultimate Asset, London Client Sales Strategy Director – Pioneers in Video Advertising £65000 - £75000 per annum + commission Ultimate Asset, London Digital Advertising Sales Executive Competitive Smartology, London Client Sales Strategy Manager - TRAVEL £60000 - £65000 per annum + bonus & benefits Ultimate Asset, London Press Planner/Buyer £Competitive + Benefits Bray Leino, Filleigh, Devon Head of Planning £50,278 –£51,517 Department of Health, London (Central), London (Greater) Head of Planning - Integrated Agency - London £70000.00 - £100000.00 per annum DNA Recruit, London Senior Data Planner - BTL Agency - London £60000.00 - £65000.00 per annum DNA Recruit, London

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