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07 February 2012
Television
My Media World: Rachael Wheeler
Rachael Wheeler, head of sponsorship and branded content at Channel 5, would love to fly around the world in first class, learn to play golf and be the new Simon Cowell - the female version of course.
Television News
Virgin Media's TiVo customer base surges to 435,000
Virgin Media finished 2011 with 435,000 customers for TiVo, the "Sky+ on...
Record number of Americans tune in to Super Bowl
The Super Bowl's habit of setting viewing records continues (just) with 111.3...
Sky Atlantic celebrates first birthday
Sky Atlantic, the British and American drama channel, celebrated its first birthday...
Media Bitch's Diary 3 February
This week Bitch hangs out with a sharp-dressed man, tries to hitch...
Thinkbox expands membership beyond UK
Thinkbox, the marketing body for commercial TV, has signed up Germany's RTL...
Sky profits up 18% despite ad revenue drop
Sky added 40,000 TV customers in the final quarter of 2011 while...
ITV ramps up pay TV strategy with Sky deal
ITV has signed a deal to add archive programmes and seven-day catch-up...
Channel 4 celebrates 'very successful deals' with agencies
David Abraham, chief executive of Channel 4, has indicated that media agencies...
- 03.02.12Out and About 3 February
- Senior Sales Executive, Haymarket Media Group
- £ Competitive + Commission, Hammersmith, West London
- Head of Digital Content - International B2B Publisher, Formula Won
- £45-50k + great commission, London
- Account Director, TMP Magnet
- Highly Competitive, London
- Affiliate & Trade Marketing Manager, UKTV
- £ dependent on experience, Hammersmith, London
- Regional Comms Planning Director - on FMCG client at top agency, Harrison Dear
- £120,000 + benefits, Central London
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