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Close-Up: Live Issue - Do advertisers need global digital specialists?

Coca-Cola, GlaxoSmithKline and L'Oreal want global digital networks. Good luck finding one, Larissa Bannister says.

The Big Issue: use a streetwise pitch

As readership of the fundraising magazine soars at Christmas, Alex Black looks at the best routes for coverage

Raymond Snoddy on media: Branson no match for bruiser Murdoch

Sir Richard Branson has lost none of his marketing chutzpah. There it was on the front page of The Sunday Telegraph, an enormous red banner headline: 'Save up to 55% on flights with Virgin Atlantic'.

Media Forum: Is GCap's new strategy wise?

Is cutting advertising on Capital FM a clever revival tactic, Alasdair Reid asks.

Analysis: Break into Northern Ireland's clique

Northern Ireland’s media scene is characterised by strong relations between local PROs and journalists. Hannah Marriott reports on trends in the province, where communities are largely loyal to their local papers

DIY brands strain to rebuild appeal

DIY retailer B&Q, in the throes of a store-closure and job-cutting programme, has just axed its top comms role. Alex Black assesses the challenge faced by the brand and its rivals to woo back DIY-weary consumers

Raymond Snoddy on media: ITV News Channel is fading to black

Sometime soon, I fear, a wake will be held for the ITV News Channel.

Is Berliner Guardian a winner?

Has The Guardian's Berliner relaunch delivered the goods, Alasdair Reid asks.

Media Perspective: Generosity of spirit is the rule among the mediaagencies

The myth that The Guardian is populated by peace-loving beatniks sporting Jesus sandals was shattered for me once and for all last Saturday.

Mark your place in the literary mags

The Whitbread Book Awards judges have overlooked many big names this year, ushering surprise contenders onto the shortlist. Sarah Robertson examines the publishing trade press and how PROs should target them

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