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Will Stephen Haines stay at Facebook UK?

By September 12 2012, 5:26 pm Leave a comment

Discreet conversations with potential candidates for the role of a local managing director at Facebook have been taking place while the rest of us were glued to the London 2012 Games.

Elle’s Beckham success offers Twitter hope for magazines

By June 6 2012, 3:40 pm 1,477 Comments

Elle editor Lorraine Candy: “I was able to talk to my readers, really, really quickly, which in the history of my 25 years working in magazines, I’ve never been able to do before”

Inside Facebook UK: full stomachs and aspiration

By April 25 2012, 9:00 am 1,611 Comments

Marketers and rival media owners should be in no doubt as we edge ever closer towards the largest internet IPO in history; Facebook UK is open and ready for business

Murdoch no longer sets the news agenda, Twitter does

By January 9 2012, 1:47 pm 1,506 Comments

The hold traditional media outlets like Rupert Murdoch’s have on setting the news agenda is increasingly being superseded by Twitter

Fru Hazlitt is right, most people are boring, says Sells (BBH)

By November 21 2011, 2:39 pm 1,650 Comments

Peter Sells: “Basically I agree with Fru,” [most people are boring]. I’m pretty boring, and so are almost all of my friends”

‘Most people are boring’, claims ITV’s Fru Hazlitt

By October 19 2011, 2:50 pm 561 Comments

“UGC is a fallacy, most people are boring and no-one wants to read their stuff” – ITV’s Fru Halitt

Cautious Sorrell needs to factor in ‘Super Bowl, Super Social’

By October 3 2011, 9:36 am 250 Comments

WPP’s Martin Sorrell continues to warn about the ability to monetise social media while BBH’s ‘Super Bowl, Super Social’ success suggests the debate has moved on

London riots attract record numbers to news channels

By August 9 2011, 4:20 pm 1,634 Comments

Hitwise reports that although people were glued to the news sites for updates on the unrest, it was Twitter which has benefited the most from traffic as a result of the unrest in London.

People have stopped being ‘just print’ or ‘electronic’

By June 14 2011, 8:58 am 1 Comment

Sometimes it’s not what’s said that’s most important, but who it’s said by. I was reminded of this recently when interviewing US magazine royalty, Steve Forbes and Mike Perlis.

These two men have more traditional publishing experience between them than many established newspapers, and watching on from the sidelines was veteran News International editor-turned PR guru, Sir Nicholas Lloyd. Read more »

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