The Long Tail author Chris Anderson launched his new book Free to the UK media industry last night at London's Royal College of Physicians.
More people are accessing radio through the internet and listening to personalised online music services such as Spotify, according to research revealed today.
The APA has launched a new planning initiative as it looks to inprove communication with media agencies and lure more business to the industry.
Unilever has called a review of its £150m UK media planning and buying requirements, as part of an estimated £3bn global review of its key media markets.
Daily Mail & General Trust's digital division, Associated Northcliffe Digital, has launched a pilot network of hyper-local community websites.
Rebekah Wade's new job at NI, ESPN's entrance into the football broadcasting arena and a round-up of the major agency account moves are up for discussion in the Media Week podcast.
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