City AM, the free daily business newspaper, is launching a series of luxury supplements over the next 12-months, targeting wealthy readers.
Tottenham Hotspur is set to trial a piece of innovative internet marketing technology which will allow its fans to watch video footage of their favourite goals by pointing their mobile phones at the club emblem.
Aviva, the insurance brand, has modified the idents for its sponsorship of 'Downton Abbey', as broadcasting regulator Ofcom launches an investigation into the original bumpers.
Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, has warned broadcasters to be more careful about content shown before the 9pm watershed, following the controversy over the performances of Rihanna and Christina Aguilera on 'The X Factor' last year.
This week Bitch uncovers MediaCom's and RBS's dates, pulls the parachute with Arena Media and discovers the truth about bees with JCDecaux and Aegis.
This week Out and About drops in on the Look Magazine show at Stratford City, witnesses UM London's stamina, attends the Health Lottery launch and gets vertigo at Piccadilly Circus.
Betting company William Hill has signed up to sponsor the UK coverage of the Italian, Russian and Dutch premier leagues on sports broadcaster ESPN.
Google has launched a premium analytics service, aimed at larger enterprise and ad agencies, to rival IBM's CoreMetrics and Adobe's Omniture.
AOL boss Kate Burns steps down and Saatchi & Saatchi promote Fallon MD Magnus Djaba to chief executive in BR's round-up of this week's people moves in advertising, marketing and media.
Digital outdoor is a medium in the ascendant as brands experiment, writes David Benady.
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