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The Economist develops ad network Ideas People
-monthly magazine Mother Jones , Burma and South East Asia news site Irrawaddy.org , and AllAfrica.com , which offers African news and information for a global audience. More familiar names for UK-based readers might be political magazines The New Statesman and Prospect , literary site The Browser , and ...
Emap picks data specialist as chief executive
magazine titles including Construction News and Nursing Times, is jointly owned by Apax and Guardian Media ...
Channel 4 in 'multimillion' pound data and CRM investment
to the appointment of Steve Forde, previously Channel 4's head of digital marketing, in the new CRM-based role of head of viewer relationship management. The key new role of head of data planning and analytics ... marketing specialist Dunnhumby and joins from ClearCell. All the new appointments form part of the team ...
Mail on Sunday targets NotW readers with major DM push
to capitalise on the closure of the News of the World (NotW).
Heineken and i launch co-branded app
sister title, The Independent. The brands will also offer monthly competitions with prizes such as new ... addition of a digital news service is an exciting strategic step designed to keep adding value ...
Yell profits drop as print revenues fall 18%
In its year-end financial results this morning (17 May), the company reported that pre-tax profits dropped 4m from the 70.3m Yell generated the previous year. Group revenue suffered a 12% year ... have continued to make good progress with our digital media offering, bringing new products ...
Reader's Digest UK launches direct marketing venture
for brands to promote their products. The new enterprise is headed by David Titmuss, chief executive of Reader's Digest and plans to recruit a new managing director. Direct Marketing Partners will have ... marketing experience selling our books, music CDs, DVDs, this new enterprise will allow some of the UK ...
Progressive Media launches customer publishing company
Dan Davey, who managed Cedar's client services department, has been brought in as managing director of the new company. Davey's remit will be to win new business for the company, which focuses ... services title CEO, Progressive Media's portfolio includes New Statesman and the Press Gazette. Press ...
Gary Rhodes launches customer magazine
Rhodes is a new high-end monthly magazine which coincides with the Michelin-starred chef's 30 anniversary in the restaurant business. The perfect-bound publication will have a print run of 20 ... and new customers. It will promote Gary's empire while providing a keepsake for the client." MMC Media ...
Reader's Digest chief Spratling quits
Spratling is to take time out over the next few months, but declared an interest in taking on another management role at another media company. Vivat Direct, the new company housing Reader's Digest UK, plans to put an interim chief executive in place, while Spratling will be available to help ...
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