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Heat magazine has appointed Cosmopolitan’s Suzy Cox as its new editor.

Yesterday saw Channel 4 deliver a dollop of nonsense for the third week running as the Twitter-baiting silliness of Married at First Sight (9pm) came to an end.

Pearson waves goodbye after almost 60 years – but deal excludes the FT group’s 50% stake in the Economist and its London headquarters.

Block, who has spent the last seven years as ITV’s controller of commercial digital products, will be responsible for leading “product evangelism” in Europe.

McRae, who joined Mindshare in 2004 to lead the global Unilever account, replaces former CEO Mark Creighton, who is set to leave for Dentsu Aegis Network.

Reporting into Clays is a newly created senior management board comprising of managing partners across strategy, digital, client service, new business & marketing, investment, finance and the people team.

Responding to the government’s Green Paper, the BBC Trust has said it wants improved protections for the BBC’s independence to provide more time between fixed date general elections and the end of the next charter.

As part of the deal, Sky Sports has entered into an exclusive partnership with News UK that will see clips also being made available across The Sunday Times, The Times and The Sun digital services.

New research shows that 18-34 year olds access newsbrands constantly during the day, often in bite-sized forms and through various channels.

An ad is considered viewable if 50% of it is in view for at least 1 second, according to the IAB and Media Ratings Council, with UK viewability falling 7% year on year.