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  • ITV share price falls as Ofcom rules Britain’s Got Talent “misled” viewers over Jules O’Dwyer & Matisse and Chase dog act

    August 18, 2015

    ITV has been forced to offer viewers a refund after its flagship show Britain's Got Talent was slammed for breaching the code over winning act Jules O'Dwyer and her performing dog Matisse.    The broadcaster failed to ensure viewers were not “materially misled” around the act, in which a doggy double called Chase walked across [...]

  • Ahead of the curve: m/SIX’s Jess Burley on what your apps say about you

    August 16, 2015

    It is thought to have taken 38 years before the radio reached an audience of 50m. Television took just 13 years, the internet four years, and Facebook two. New platforms like Periscope are emerging all the time and audiences are scaling increasingly  rapidly. Advertisers must be able to adapt their strategy to engage with the [...]

  • Leading the fight-back against bot fraud

    August 16, 2015

    In the age of digital advertising, there is a concern that the online adverts which companies have paid for aren’t reaching the eyeballs they’ve been promised.    The problem is partly down to botnets, or “bots”, which get into users’ systems, interact with adverts and create fake impressions, making it seem as if the advert [...]

  • Amazon Prime’s new Top Gear: “They’re worth a lot” Jeff Bezos says of Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond

    August 16, 2015

    Amazon boss Jeff Bezos has revealed what he thinks about Top Gear hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond after signing the trio to star in a new car show on Amazon's Netflix-style Prime Video streaming service. The show, due to air next year, will be “very, very, very expensive,” Bezos said, speaking to [...]

  • A Level results 2015: A lesson in why they aren’t crucial for career success from Dave Trott

    August 13, 2015

    In advertising, lots of the really great people didn’t do A levels. They quit school and started work. They were hustlers, doers, they didn’t want to waste their time memorising things and writing essays.They were in a hurry. They wanted to be working, earning money. That was their A levels. They started in the post-room [...]

  • David Coulthard-backed company Whisper Films receives Channel 4 investment

    August 13, 2015

    Channel 4 has taken an equity stake in Whisper Films, a London-based production company specialising in sports content. The investment was made through the £20m Channel 4 Growth Fund, which was launched at the beginning of 2014. Whisper Films was established in 2010 by former Formula 1 driver David Coulthard, TV presenter Jake Humphrey and [...]

  • Pearson sells stake in The Economist Group for £469m

    August 12, 2015

    Pearson has agreed to sell its 50 per cent stake in The Economist Group for £469m just weeks after offloading the Financial Times.    Italian investment group Exor take on 27.8 per cent of The Economist's ordinary shares for £227.5m and all of the B special shares for £59.5m. Pearson's remaining ordinary shares will be [...]

  • Johnston Press presses on with digital push as print revenues decline

    August 12, 2015

    Johnston Press yesterday reported a £6.2m fall in revenue in the six months to 3 July, citing a “slowdown in general trading”. Driving the decline in revenues was a fall in income from print advertising, which fell to £64.1m, down 9.5 per cent on the same period of last year. The newspaper and magazine publisher [...]

  • Super Evil Megacorp raises $26m to fund global expansion of Vainglory video game

    August 10, 2015

    Super Evil Megacorp has commanded $26m (£16.8m) of investment to fund its plans of world domination. Read more: eSports introduces random drug testing to combat doping in professional video gaming But alas, it's not a dastardly group of comic book villains: Super Evil Megacorp is a video game publisher with its sights set on ruling the [...]

  • Disruptive integration: AllTogetherNow’s Conor McNicholas explains why firms struggle with digital

    August 9, 2015

    For a brand to make a big impact, a multifaceted campaign combining analytics, creative, media buying and more is now a requirement. But coordinating different specialists working on one campaign can be difficult, and agency models have begun to change so clients can be offered an end-to-end marketing solution. Former NME and Top Gear editor [...]

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