This week Vanessa Doyle, head of press and cinema at Initiative, tells us that breakfast is the most important meal of the working day, admits that newspaper property sections are her secret addiction and starts to miss the Olympics.
E.ON is claiming the launch of a concept store marks a “sea change” in the energy sector which has not had a high street store since 1999.
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Brands have experienced an uplift in Olympics digital campaigns, with search volumes “dramatically higher” than in the Beijing Olympics, according to data released by Google.
Bauer Media is to launch an iPad edition of its monthly music magazine Q on 28 August.
Channel 4 has appointed TH_NK digital to create a multi-platform content experience for a major new drama series, ‘Utopia’.
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Magazines are perhaps the purest branded content, Todd Pruzan argues. Unlike brand marketers, however, they rarely share audience data throughout the organization.
Channel 4 has appointed Tanya O’Sullivan, the former head of airtime and sales operations at Channel 5, as its head of airtime management and operations, replacing Merlin Inkley.
Helen Gurley Brown, editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan’s 64 international editions, has passed away.
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Facebook is testing a scheme that allows brands to target users who are not their fans or friends of fans, as part of the company’s attempts to ramp up commercialisation of its social network.
Smirnoff has escaped a ban for a television ad promoting Madonna’s latest tour after the ad watchdog rejected criticisms that it appealed to underage drinkers, on the basis that the 1980s popstar’s fanbase is too old.
Procter & Gamble (P&G), the worldwide partner of the International Olympic Committee, is to sponsor the Paralympic Ball during the Paralympic Games in London next month.
The future of the Virgin Trains brand looks uncertain after it lost its remaining franchise this morning to rival FirstGroup and Virgin founder Sir Richard Branson cast doubt on whether it would bid for any more rail lines.
Matalan has escaped censure from the advertising watchdog despite complaints that a swimwear campaign was inappropriate for children’s eyes.
The New York Times has appointed outgoing BBC director general Mark Thompson as its new president and chief executive after months of speculation.
McDonald’s has ditched Innocent Smoothies from its menus, after its five-year-trial failed to gain traction with customers.
Whether you prefer the Glorious Games or the Friendly Games, the first stage of London 2012 has passed in style, and some in the British media have played a blinder. Media Week recognises those who have had a particularly good Olympics.
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