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09 Feb 2011
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Liz Jaques
The Daily Mail & General Trust posted a 5% increase in advertising revenues for its national newspaper division in the three months to 2 January.
31 Jan 2011
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Niall Johnson
For the second time in twelve months, the UK's online universe passed the 40 million mark, according to data released by online measurement company UKOM.
26 Jan 2011
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Raymond Snoddy
Raymond Snoddy says at first sight Hunt's decision not to go for an immediate referral was politically crazy, naïve even, by appearing to succumb to special pleading on such a politically sensitive issue. However, the truth is rather more complicated and not at all what it appears to be...
26 Jan 2011
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Brian Jacobs
In response to Claire Myerscough's recent article, Brian Jacobs, director at BJ&A, says the way forward is to sell audiences online, but there needs to be a degree of commonality in the way in which those audiences are defined.
25 Jan 2011
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Liz Jaques
The Independent is set to double its ad rates by bundling space in its new spin-off i, promising a combined circulation of 340,000, according to the Guardian.
25 Jan 2011
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Liz Jaques
Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt said that he intends to refer News Corporation's BSkyB takeover bid to the Competition Commission. However, he plans to delay his referral until he has considered undertakings from the Rupert Murdoch-owned company.
24 Jan 2011
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Claire Myerscough
Claire Myerscough, business intelligence director at News International Commercial, says newspapers are trailing behind when it comes to creating simple and flexible solutions for buying and selling...
19 Jan 2011
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Liz Jaques
MagnaGlobal's latest US media advertising report forecasts steady growth with soft underpinnings in 2011, with revenues growing by 3.1%, excluding the impact of political and Olympic advertising.
17 Jan 2011
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Neil Sharman
Neil Sharman, head of research and analysis, Telegraph Media Group, says we are distracted from two truths about advertising. Firstly branding online works. Secondly print advertising works in a different way to ads on TV, helping increasingly picky consumers make active choices.
12 Jan 2011
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Raymond Snoddy
Raymond Snoddy says Max Mosley has come back to haunt his tormentors: "There is every chance that the judges of the Human Rights Court in Strasbourg could create the Mosley manoeuvre - a new extension of privacy law, which could turn out to be very onerous for the press."
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