Hearst UK appoints Jamie Doubleday
Hearst UK has appointed Jamie Doubleday as its new Head of Clients.
Hearst UK has appointed Jamie Doubleday as its new Head of Clients.
Reach announced yesterday it will represent all of DC Thomson’s print newspaper titles across its advertising packages.
PinkNews has announced a 3-year-long media partnership with Trans in the City which will begin with their annual Trans in the City Gala on Monday 14th November 2022.
The latest Advertising Association/WARC Expenditure Report, published last week, has forecast the value of the UK’s advertising market will grow by 9.2% in 2022, to a total of £34.9bn.
WIRED’s Consulting division last week announced the start of a long term partnership with J.P. Morgan Payments, commencing with the launch of a brand new publication, Payments Unbound.
Hearst UK has announced the return of the Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year Awards, with Armani beauty on board as the headline sponsor for the fourth consecutive year.
PCS Publishing have promoted long-serving members of their team Richard Mansell and Alan Ramsay.
The launch of Bubbl Lite, to serve the SME market, follows a funding round at the mobile marketing platform.
The latest data shows that the digital ad market grew 15% in H1 2022 as rate of growth returns to pre-pandemic levels.
AdExchanger has named Aperture, the intelligent audience data platform from Future Publishing, the Best Publisher First-Party Data Platform for 2022.
The Q3 2022 IPA Bellwether Report reveals how cost-of-living crisis dents UK economy.
The commercial teams of B2B publishers are increasingly looking to build long term partnerships with clients rather than sell one-off campaigns, as Incisive Media’s Paul Harvey explains to Meg Carter.
Two key performance indicators for news brands are heading in the right direction – reach and trust; yet ad spend still lags behind. Newsworks CEO Jo Allan looks at why and what can be done about it.
IAB UK has today launched the latest version of its Gold Standard, which incorporates new criteria to strengthen end-to-end transparency within the digital advertising supply chain.
The House of Lords has recommended restrictions on "advertising for high carbon and environmentally-damaging products."
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