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05 Feb 2005 | by MediaWeek
UK radio firms GWR and Capital have now submitted their draft undertakings to the UK’s Office of Fair Trading to address competition concerns in the tie-up.
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30 Under 30
05 Feb 2005 | by MediaWeek
These are this year’s winners of our annual 30 under 30 competition – the best young talent out there. You may be hearing a lot from them over the next few years.
Magic pulls a rabbit out of the hat to cast a spell over London
05 Feb 2005 | by MediaWeek
Bland, it seems, is the new cool and taking full advantage of the situation, MagicFM is going great guns in the easy-listening market, as Mark Banham and Sheelagh Doyle discovered
Should the BBC be allowed to cross-promote?
05 Feb 2005 | by MediaWeek
The BBC has been forced to sell off some of its commercial ventures, but rivals still bemoan the fact that it gets an unfair advantage from cross-promoting across its media channels.
Book Review - Brand Child
05 Feb 2005 | by MediaWeek
At last year's Media Research Group conference in Madrid, Saatchi & Saatchi's Kevin Dundas proclaimed that brands were officially dead.
In brief
05 Feb 2005 | by MediaWeek
OMD, Starcom Motive and ITV, COI, Top of the Pops, The Publican, Media 360, Nat Mags, Chavs, Cinema, and the PPA.
Confusion reigns as City brokers look at possible radio mergers
05 Feb 2005 | by MediaWeek
As the completion of the GWR/Capital merger draws closer, whispers pervade Cheapside that further mergers in the UK commercial radio sector are imminent.
Dilema - I'm worried about telling my boss about a dodgy freelancer in case he loses work
05 Feb 2005 | by MediaWeek
I am an account planner at a medium-sized agency. There is a chap who used to work here but now freelances from home. He is unpopular with most staff due to his drunken and clumsy approaches to women. Thing is, he keeps inviting himself to company parties. This upsets the female members of staff. Something...
Aegis loses top man, just days after departure of Carat boss
05 Feb 2005 | by MediaWeek
Agency network Aegis has a new boss after it was revealed on Sunday that chief executive Doug Flynn was quitting to run the service company Rentokil.
Espotting streaks to pole position
05 Feb 2005 | by MediaWeek
Espotting has been named the fasted growing media company in the UK in a list of the top 50 players in terms of revenue growth.
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