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Nikon Coolpix to sponsor Hollyoaks for 2011

Nikon, the camera manufacturer, will sponsor Channel 4 soap 'Hollyoaks' as part of its wider TV advertising campaign for 2011 to target "a young, trendy audience".

Samsung to give diamonds away with new handset

Diamond necklaces will be given away with Samsung's Diva Diamond phones in the New Year, developed as part of a double-pitch win by Big Communications for both Diva Diamond and Solid Immerse handsets in O2 stores.

O2 plans Near Field Communication launches in 2011

Mobile operator O2 will launch a series of products in the New Year based around Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, embedded into new smartphones.

FT names Apple's Steve Jobs as 'Person of the Year 2010'

The Financial Times has named Apple chief executive Steve Jobs its "Person of the Year 2010" following the global success of the iPad.

The Sun to publish first Christmas Day edition in 41 years

The UK's most popular daily newspaper, The Sun, is set to publish a Christmas Day edition this year for the first time in its 41-year history.

Royal Mail price hikes expected to hit DM budgets

Price hikes proposed by the Royal Mail prior to a privatisation next year will hit agencies' direct marketing budgets, according to direct mail specialists Post Switch.

New Gocompare ads feature David Mitchell

Gocompare.com, the financial services comparison site, is launching a series of radio ads this week featuring 'Peep Show' star David Mitchell.

Offensive PlayStation Move ad banned by ASA

A PlayStation Move poster has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) after complaints that it was offensive, irresponsible and inappropriate for public display.

Merged News Corp/BSkyB considered unlikely to tie TV and newspaper ad sales

A merged News Corporation and BSkyB is unlikely to link up its TV and newspaper ad sales due to lack of "market power," according to the European Commission's competition experts.

Removing download limits could cause mobile data 'crunch'

Companies, like Three, which remove download limits from smartphone subscriptions could trigger a 3G "crunch", claims Wi-Fi operator The Cloud.

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