Tablets are plane sailing for publishers
17 May 2013
In a rare interview, the Daily Mail and General Trust owner lays bare his big ambitions for Mail Online's global dominance.
As AOL launches Be On and YouTube just gets bigger, should conventional TV people be worried?
It was a night of mixed emotions at the Nabs Big Bash last week.
Steve Hatch, chief executive of MEC, and Linda Grant, managing director of DMG Media free division, will lead proceedings at the industry's biggest night of recognition as co-chairs of the Media Week Awards 2013.
PPA's Publishing+ conference covered a lot of old ground, yet there is an appetite for more insight
Campaign's selection of media news and views of note in the week before 17 May 2013.
Latest News
Santander reviews £27m media account
Santander, the UK retail and corporate bank, has called a review of its £27 million media planning and buying account, currently held by Carat.
Hatch and Grant to chair Media Week Awards 2013
Steve Hatch, chief executive of MEC, and Linda Grant, managing director of...
Army begins recruitment drive despite redundancies
The Army has begun a recruitment campaign aimed at bringing in 10,000...
Nokia and McDonald's among the takers for C4's ad offer
B&Q, Nokia, McDonald's and Bulmers are some of the most recent brands...
Rajar Q1 2013: Views from Mindshare, RadioWorks and UM London
Radio specialists from Mindshare, RadioWorks and UM London were encouraged by the...
Fans take on Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in Twitter-powered tennis game
Tennis fans have been given the chance to take part in a...
Trinity Mirror revenues fall 10% in Q1 amid 'difficult' ad market
Trinity Mirror, the national and regional newspaper group, has reported a 10%...
Mancini thanks Man City fans with press ad in the MEN
Roberto Mancini, the sacked manager of Manchester City, took out an ad...
Sky sponsors Sun documentary on boxing star Carl Froch
BSkyB has paid for The Sun to produce a mini-documentary about British...
Blippar connects disjointed families, says MEC executive
TV ads with augmented reality technology like Blippar can bring disjointed viewers...
Toshiba runs zero gravity flight competition for Superman fans
Toshiba is offering Superman fans the chance to win a zero gravity...
Rajar Q1 2013: Bauer Media and Absolute Radio share their views
Steve Parkinson, managing director, Bauer Radio London, and Tony Moorey, Absolute Radio's...
Ian Katz to leave Guardian for editor role at BBC Newsnight
Ian Katz the long-time deputy editor of The Guardian and heir apparent...
Features & Analysis
Is Blippar TV more than a gimmick?
Can apps such as Blippar drive revenue for TV advertisers or are...
AOL continues to bet on video with Be On
The service aims to move the company further upstream with the lure...
ITV hit illustrates lingering power of scheduled TV
Broadchurch, a ratings and social media smash, may force some to reappraise...
Is real-time marketing the future of advertising?
The Twitter and Publicis Groupe partnership suggests a renewed focus on live...
Thoughtful Ffitch takes MG OMD to higher ground
Fresh from its 2012 awards success and impressive new-business run, Manning Gottlieb...
Inaugural newspaper event creates debate
Industry leaders gathered at Newsworks' first-ever forum to share thoughts on future-facing...
New Twitter ad product billed a 'game-changer'
The medium is continuing to test its commercial viability through the launch...
Will Amscreen herald an outdoor 'revolution'?
The company claims to provide the most accountable outdoor measurement system ever....
Mobile takes lead role in fuelling digital growth
The upsurge in mobile adspend last year suggests a nascent sector that...
Microsoft's Andy Hart moves to European role
Microsoft has promoted Andy Hart, general manager of its advertising and online...
Are the days of the 30-second TV spot numbered?
Trevor Beattie recently announced the death of the 30-second TV ad, to...
All eyes on Telegraph as online meter is unveiled
The publisher adopts model similar to that of The New York Times,...
Hazlitt ready to continue defying the odds at ITV
Having steadied the ship since her surprise appointment as ITV's commercial chief...
A landmark moment for mobile marketing
Weve, a joint venture by the UK's biggest mobile operators, aims to...
Does DAB remain the future of radio?
It's not just analogue radio but other digital technologies that could stunt...
Grounded Jones knows it's no time to sit still at IPG
IPG Mediabrands' UK and Ireland chief executive, Andy Jones, aims to galvanise...
Desmond declares war on TV magazine sector
Northern & Shell's TV Pick went on sale in more than 50,000...
Smart operator Clark set for Hypernaked challenge
A newspaper veteran who is also credited with transforming BLM, Ian Clark...
Blackhurst puts focus on ads at seven-day Indy
In an era of declining print sales, Chris Blackhurst knows advertising will...
Is this outdoor's new Route to ad success?
By covering all outdoor formats, Postar's successor should help the medium sell...
Glucklich promises to be no shrinking violet at SMG
Starcom has a vibrant new managing director, who is seeking to play...
Ridding draws on a rich past to shape FT's future
The FT has the rare distinction of being both an historic brand...
Is the ABC stuck in the last century?
Nicholas Coleridge prefers a headline circulation figure encompassing digital, but do others...
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