Marketing budget growth increased to a three-quarter high in Q2 2015, marking 11 quarters of successive expansion, according to the latest IPA Bellwether report.
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As the long-standing music magazine gets ready to go free from September, NME’s final paid-for issue will be a bumper commemorative special, taking a nostalgic look back at the greatest moments from its 63 year history.
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Less than 18 months since joining, Yahoo’s UK managing director and commercial director, Jason Talley, has left the company, Newsline can exclusively reveal.
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