EE dominates newspaper pages today and every digital outdoor site in the UK, as part of its £100 million 4G launch campaign.

The Daily Mail has closed to within 600,000 readers of The Sun, according to the second release of NRS PADD research that combines the audience for print and online. Last quarter highlighted a 1.4 million gap between the newsbrands.

Microsoft and Google both launched competitors to Apple’s iPhone yesterday – ahead of the crucial Christmas shopping period.

The John Lewis campaign by Adam and Eve and Manning Gottleib OMD took the top prize at the IPA Effectiveness Awards ceremony held last night (29 October) at the London Hilton Hotel.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch states that Q3 organic growth for Publicis Groupe was +2% and well below company guidance of 4% plus.

BT has signed the rights to show live top tier football matches from Italy, France, Brazil and the US, as it strengthens its new channel BT Sport.

Amazon reported third quarter results below expectations, including a large loss related to its stake in online coupon business, LivingSocial.

Leaked news, rumours and hype surrounding Apple’s latest products (iPad ‘mini’ and iPhone 5) meant the company recorded a fall in sales of the iPad and fairly flat iPhone retail figures in the three months to October.

The overall growth trend for national newspaper websites continues. Over the last 5 years all of the sites audited by ABC have recorded large increases.

WPP reported UK revenues up 4.7% on the year to £311 million for Q3 2012, helped by its advertising business. However, full year forecasts have been downgraded.