Mirror Online hit by 30% fall in users despite relaunch
Posted in: UncategorizedMirror Online has been hit with a 30% fall in total monthly users in February, despite a high-profile relaunch of the site at the start of the month.
Mirror Online has been hit with a 30% fall in total monthly users in February, despite a high-profile relaunch of the site at the start of the month.
This week Out and About gets up close and personal with Ocean Outdoor’s charity campaign, attends Carat’s Redefining TV event, dives into the mosh pit at the MySpace gig in Koko, gets all serious at the FT Boldness in Business Awards and watches David Walliams edit The Indy for Sport Relief.
From Adbusters Blog
The Occupy movement “has created a space in the American political consciousness about a different type of power: one controlled by people, not corporations,” explains this Al Jazeera documentary about the first phase of Occupy Wall Street.
As we head towards the May Day General Strike, May 12-15 global days of action, #OCCUPYCHICAGO, and the #LAUGHRIOT, what lessons can we learn from phase one of the movement?
URL: http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/faultlines/2012/03/20123191525164973…
NME has announced a cross-platform partnership with J.D.Roots to support local music and search for Britain’s Best Small Venue.
Agency creatives were out in force to celebrate the British Arrows Awards 2012.
McDonald’s chief executive Jim Skinner is retiring from the fast-food chain after seven years in the role, and is being replaced by chief operating officer Don Thompson
Media agencies predict the TV ad market could increase by up to 4% in the second quarter of 2011, as brands increase TV spend around the Easter holidays, the European Football Championship, and ahead of the London Olympics.
Tesco has moved its mail contract, which includes 180 million items a year, from DHL to TNT Post after a tender process.
Maxus has appointed Stuart Butler to the new role of head of strategy as part of wider strengthening of its management team.
Moo.com, the personalised business card and printing company, has appointed Creature London as its first above-the-line agency.
The National Trust has appointed 18 Feet & Rising to its advertising account after a pitch.
Saatchi & Saatchi has boosted its creative department with four hirings, including the Dare creative team behind the award-winning “go on lad” spot for Hovis.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has hired Beattie McGuinness Bungay to work on global communications projects.
Advertising’s role in society, issues surrounding data privacy, the impact of social media and a call for clients to increase agency payments led the agenda at Wednesday’s ISBA Conference at Lord’s Cricket Ground.
McCann London has appointed VCCP’s international planning director, Dan Izbicki, as its new head of planning.