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Katy Clarkson takes on the new role of head of planning, while Martin Donnelly will join the team as head of non-broadcast.

With his reputation at stake, Sir Martin Sorrell has his work cut out if he wants to protect both his legacy and his new business venture, writes Raymond Snoddy.

JCDecaux said the purpose of the system is to grow OOH advertising spend globally by providing automation and programmatic trading for media sellers and buyers.

Andy Pang, Snap’s international head of measurement, said the tool would add “another dimension” to the way brands can evaluate their impact on Snapchat.

UK forecasters are predicting a long, hot summer. Brands can therefore expect a surge in overnight online traffic as soaring temperatures drive sleepless consumers back to their screens, according to new research published today.

In his new role Long will be responsible for leading Dare’s creative and design output across the agency’s portfolio, which includes brands such as BMW and Nike.

Ofcom’s report surveyed nearly 9,000 employees across 16 companies and focuses on three of the main radio broadcasters: the BBC, Bauer and Global.

In the latest Media and Marketing podcast, host John Reynolds interviews Press Gazette‘s Dominic Ponsford to get his take on the appointment of Geordie Greig as the new editor of the Daily Mail.

Time Inc. UK has revealed its new company logo today as it rebrands as TI Media.

Ex-WPP boss Sir Martin Sorrell has “strenuously” denied reports made in the press accusing him of allegedly using a company credit card to pay for a prostitute.