Friday, 1 February 2013

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Arif Durrani: Media is changing, and clients need trusted advisors more than ever
Arif Durrani: Media is changing, and clients need trusted advisors more than ever
Arif Durrani, 31 January 2013

Change, of course, is the one true constant. But the speed with...

  
Coca-Cola: reviews its UK media business
Coca-Cola reviews £43m UK media business
Maisie McCabe, 01 February 2013

Coca-Cola is reviewing its £43m UK media planning and buying business, which...

  
Will Northern & Shell's cross-media gambit work?
Will Northern & Shell's cross-media gambit work?
31 January 2013

Is the industry impressed by the group's move to merge its TV,...

  
Creighton: ?Great media ideas deliver great business results. It?s about connecting it all together?
Creighton maps out a new era for Mindshare
31 January 2013

Mindshare is not broken, but it does need to evolve - and...

  
Teeman: restructured Metro?s commercial team, introducing agency-centric hubs
Inside Metro
31 January 2013

Matt Teeman invites us into Metro's offices, where a focus on innovation...

  
Bolloré: Havas? biggest shareholder retains extremely close ties with the business
Is a Havas sale on the horizon?
31 January 2013

Does the rebrand of Havas' ad and media networks suggest the holding...

  
If you see someone talking to a lamppost, they're not crazy, just from the future
If you see someone talking to a lamppost, they're not crazy, just from the future
Russell Davies, 31 January 2013

Warning! I'm going to bang on about the Internet of Things again....

  
Forrest Media: to invest £3m in redeveloping its out-of-home locations
Forrest Media to invest £3m and start selling expanded 144-site estate
Maisie McCabe, 01 February 2013

Forrest Media, the Scottish outdoor media owner, is to invest more than...

  
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Hearst hires CNN's Max Raven to lead revenue
Maisie McCabe, 31 January 2013
HMDG relaunches agency as Enter
Ian Darby, 31 January 2013
Rajar Q4 2012: Agency views on Absolute's growth and the digital boost
Maisie McCabe, 31 January 2013
Rajar Q4 2012: Bauer retains Magic as London's no 1
Arif Durrani, 31 January 2013
Rajar Q4 2012: National commercial radio results in full
Staff, 31 January 2013
Rajar Q4 2012: Absolute and Kiss grow but TalkSport falters as execs leave
Maisie McCabe, 31 January 2013
Chris Moyle's exit fails to halt fall in Radio 1 listeners
Arif Durrani, 31 January 2013
 
 
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I can hear clearly now the train has gone
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A young man gets on the train and I can see his ineffective white earphones from my seat. I glance...

Well done Pitch PR for picking up the talents of Chisholm
John Reynolds

Pitch PR's winning of the much-prized brief to launch BT's two sports TV channels is perhaps one of the PR...

I?m reading Bleak Expectations
John Carroll

What is going on with the news? Royal soldier kills enemy soldier shock! Phone manufacturer's performance slightly below inflated industry...

What is your natural search ranking ? It matters more than you might think.
Sue Unerman

Your natural search ranking may be poised to replace advertising awareness and consideration tracking as a key indicator of...

Celebrity. Human after all.
Louise Brice

Chances are that willingly or not, few of us will have managed to avoid "day 101" in the big brother...

What could be better than a 90 inch smart HDTV in your living room ?
Sue Unerman

Two 90 inch smart HDTVs in your living room. Imagine - instead of having to choose whether to...

Guardian ad offers snapshot into future of national newspapers
John Reynolds

Choosing Hugh Grant to front a new ad campaign extolling the "integrity" of your newspaper seems a little bizarre, given...

The Stop-Start Journey Between TV and Online
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When the presents are put away and the Christmas tree begins to shed its needles, most people enjoy the restful...

 
 
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Coca-Cola reviews £43m UK media business
Coca-Cola reviews £43m UK media business
by Maisie McCabe
01 February 2013, 09:45AM
Coca-Cola is reviewing its £43m UK media planning and buying business, which is currently held by Vizeum.
HMV shouldn't be closing down its Twitter feed
HMV shouldn't be closing down its Twitter feed
by Gordon MacMillan
01 February 2013, 09:44AM
Troubled music retailer HMV caused a stir on Twitter yesterday as employees used the brand's official Twitter feed to live-blog mass redundancies taking place at the high street chain. This led to a call to close the brand's Twitter account down whic...
Campaign Viral Chart: Diet Coke 'hunk' rides out Super Bowl rush
Campaign Viral Chart: Diet Coke 'hunk' rides out Super Bowl rush
by Ben Hall
01 February 2013, 09:13AM
Diet Coke's "hunk", brought back to celebrate the brand's 30th birthday, joins a host of Super Bowl ads in this week's most-shared virals.
Jessops brand bought by Dragons' Den star Peter Jones
Jessops brand bought by Dragons' Den star Peter Jones
by Alex Brownsell
01 February 2013, 09:12AM
Jessops, the failed camera retailer, is set to be revived as an online-only brand by a consortium led by entrepreneur Peter Jones, star of BBC TV show 'Dragons' Den'.
Hearst hires CNN's Max Raven to lead revenue
Hearst hires CNN's Max Raven to lead revenue
by Maisie McCabe
31 January 2013, 01:04PM
Hearst Magazines UK, the publisher of Cosmopolitan and Red, has hired Max Raven, the former senior vice president of ad sales at CNN International, in the new role of group revenue director.
Sky helps to boost UK radio ad revenue to £552.7m in 2012
Sky helps to boost UK radio ad revenue to £552.7m in 2012
by Maisie McCabe
31 January 2013, 01:14PM
BSkyB helped the radio industry get on course to expand its share of display advertising in 2012, when the UK radio ad market grew by 3.8%, according to figures from the Radio Advertising Bureau.
Opinion
Tech: 3D is a technology without vision
Tech: 3D is a technology without vision
by John V Willshire
31 January 2013, 11:00AM
In a previous column, I mentioned that I believe 3D remains largely a waste of time. This is a purposefully different statement from 'I think 3D is rubbish', of course, and I thought I would explain why.
As mission statements go, 'to be the best' will do
As mission statements go, 'to be the best' will do
by Ian Darby
31 January 2013, 08:00AM
Idle moments are frequently filled with a trawl through agency websites to check their brand positionings, mission statements, reasons to exist. The majority make "calm down, dear" sound like the most delicious line in advertising.
Intelligence
Which bookshop brand is most prominent online? Brand barometer
Which bookshop brand is most prominent online? Brand barometer
by Gemma Charles
01 February 2013, 08:30AM
Waterstone's is the most prominent, with WH Smith in second place.
Product of the Year - 2013: the winners
Product of the Year - 2013: the winners
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31 January 2013, 09:00AM
This year's triumphant brands prove that it pays to innovate, while research highlights the added consumer appeal of lines that display the Product of the Year logo.
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The rising admission price for football sponsorship
by Richard Gillis, 01 February 2013, 12:09AM
Rajar Q4 2012: Bauer retains Magic as London's no 1
by Arif Durrani, 31 January 2013, 04:26PM
Culture Secretary promises to be 'cheerleader' for marketing industry
by Gemma Charles, 31 January 2013, 03:00PM
EasyJet slashes marketing spend but 'increases effectiveness'
by Gemma Charles, 31 January 2013, 12:21PM
Facebook mobile revenues double
by Gordon MacMillan, 31 January 2013, 09:36AM
Sony seeks more inclusive PlayStation Network image
by Matthew Chapman, 31 January 2013, 11:51AM
Rajar Q4 2012: National commercial radio results in full
by Staff, 31 January 2013, 11:04AM
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