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 Financial Times: Publicis promotes silver lining in crisis
Maurice Lévy, chief executive of the world's fourth-largest advertising group, is optimistic that it will fare better than its competitors and emerge stronger from the recession
 bizjournals: Oakland A’s touch that dial: New radio deal
The Oakland A’s are jumping to a new flagship radio station, announcing a one-year deal with KTRB 860 AM for this coming season.
AllAfrica: Cameroon: Mount Cameroon Inspired Me - CNN Award Winner
She went in for the CNN Multi-choice African Journalist Awards 2008 like any other contestant. The outcome was uncertain but there was something to hang on - hope! After many years into the art of making radio documentaries, the moment of glory came for the Cameroonian-born radio entertainer, Evaline Ngono, on July 19, 2008, at the State Banquet Hall, Osu in ...
AllAfrica: Cameroon: STV's Consty Ties Nuptial Knot
The year 2008 would have rounded off without any major romantic event until STV's rising star, Constantain Mbom took the stage with Mercy Ngahene Assama in holy matrimony.
Financial Times: Ad agencies to cut staff
Woes in the automotive sector are triggering job losses in advertising agencies as the marketing world prepares for a dire 2009
 The Scotsman: Simmons retires from Mama
THE owner of Edinburgh music venue The Picture House has announced that its finance director has retired.
bizjournals: Vital Source publication cuts back
Vital Source, a Milwaukee culture and social commentary publication, will cease production of its print edition after this month and will focus on its Web site and other services.
bizjournals: Adobe, Intel to bring Flash to TV
Intel Corp. and Adobe Systems Inc. said on Monday that Intel's CE 3100 system-on-a-chip for TV set-top boxes will be optimized to run Flash software. (ADBE) (INTC)
bizjournals: Intel, Adobe to bring Flash to TV
Intel Corp. and Adobe Systems Inc. on Monday said the semiconductor giant's CE 3100 system-on-a-chip for TV set-top boxes will be optimized to run Flash software.
bizjournals: New ESPN.com formally launched
ESPN formally launched the redesigned ESPN.com on Monday after keeping the design in a beta test setting for a month. (DIS)
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Local baseball fans get new cable channel
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·Simmons retires from Mama
THE owner of Edinburgh music venue The Picture House has announced that its finance director has retired.
·WPP 'to lay off thousands'
WPP, the world's second-largest advertising agency, is reportedly preparing to lay off thousands of staff as the economic downturn hits demand in its established markets.
·Bowdler chairs PA
TIM Bowdler, outgoing chief executive of Scotland on Sunday owner Johnston Press, has been appointed chairman of the PA Group.
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·China cracks down on internet content
China has launched a crackdown against major websites that officials accused of threatening morals by spreading pornography and vulgarity, including the dominant search engines Google and Baidu.com
·Publicis promotes silver lining in crisis
Maurice Lévy, chief executive of the world's fourth-largest advertising group, is optimistic that it will fare better than its competitors and emerge stronger from the recession
·Ad agencies to cut staff
Woes in the automotive sector are triggering job losses in advertising agencies as the marketing world prepares for a dire 2009
·3D games and films to launch in living rooms
Three-dimensional technology is spreading from the cinema to the home with media companies and consumer electronics manufacturers gearing up for living-room launches of the viewing technology
·Kyriakou lines up £2bn for UK buys
Greek millionaire Theodore Kyriakou intends to amass a war chest of more than £2bn to target UK media acquisitions
·Google in push to gain e-mail market share
Google, the clear leader in internet search, has been zeroing in on user's inboxes in a push to win market share in e-mail, an area where its rivals Microsoft and Yahoo still dominate
·Smattering of confidence amid the gloom
What are the biggest problems facing British business in general, and your sector inparticular, in 2009?
·Viacom settles dispute with Time Warner
Viacom, which owns the MTV Network, averted a blackout of 19 channels after reaching an agreement with Time Warner Cable over its fees for popular shows such as The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
·Viacom threatens Time Warner Cable blackout
Popular cable television channels such as MTV and Comedy Central could go dark in millions of homes across the US after licensing fee talks between Viacom and Time Warner Cable faltered and Viacom threatened a programming blackout
·McCain associate files NY Times suit
A Washington lobbyist whose ties to Senator John McCain were questioned in a New York Times story this year has filed a $27m defamation suit against the newspaper publisher.
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·Somalia: Kidnapped Foreign Journalists Freed
The National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) and Reporters Without Borders welcome the release today of British reporter Colin Freeman and Spanish photographer José Cendon, both employed by the London-based Daily Telegraph newspaper.
·Cameroon: Mount Cameroon Inspired Me - CNN Award Winner
She went in for the CNN Multi-choice African Journalist Awards 2008 like any other contestant. The outcome was uncertain but there was something to hang on - hope! After many years into the art of making radio documentaries, the moment of glory came for the Cameroonian-born radio entertainer, Evaline Ngono, on July 19, 2008, at the State Banquet Hall, Osu in Accra, Ghana. Ngono came into the international spotlight w ...
·Ghana: Why Ghanaians Need to Support the President-Elect
To the vast majority of Ghanaians, the country is split into literally two halves, with one side responding to the clarion cry for change, and the other half concurring with the need for change, but only in leadership, and not necessarily of parties. The figures given out by Dr Afari Djan give an accurate reflection of how fractured the nation is, but also underscores who the real winner is.
·Uganda: Monitor Scribes Grilled, Set Free
THREE Daily Monitor journalists - Daniel Kalinaki, Grace Matsiko and Angelo Izama were on Friday interrogated at the Criminal Investigation Directorate headquarters for over seven hours in connection with the weekend story on Operation Lightning Thunder said to be prejudicial to national security.
·Cameroon: STV's Consty Ties Nuptial Knot
The year 2008 would have rounded off without any major romantic event until STV's rising star, Constantain Mbom took the stage with Mercy Ngahene Assama in holy matrimony.
·Liberia: Executive Mansion Quietly Honors Four Reporters
The Office of the Liberian President has quietly honored four local journalists as Executive Mansion reporters of the year 2008.
·Nigeria: Abba Zoru, Veteran Broadcaster, Passes on at 75
Veteran journalist and ace broadcaster, Alhaji Ahmed Abba Zoru is dead. He died yesterday morning in Abuja at the age of 75.
·Uganda: Stop Hosting Fake Doctors, Radios Warned
LOCAL Council (LC) and security leaders have warned FM radio stations against hosting fake traditional healers.
·Somalia: Radio Reporter Gunned Down
Reporters Without Borders is outraged by today's murder of Radio Shabelle reporter Hassan Mayow Hassan, who was gunned down by a member of a pro-government militia in Afgooye, 30 km south of Mogadishu.
·Ghana: Journalists Assaulted at Polls
On 28 December 2008, Alex Kobina Mensah, a journalist with Joy FM, an Accra-based independent radio station, was allegedly assaulted by supporters of Ghana's main opposition party, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), in Ashaiman, a town in the Greater Accra Region. The NDC supporters apparently were displeased with a report prepared by Mensah.
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·Edward Diethrich unveils $1M mobile studio
Dr. Edward Diethrich, founder and medical director of the Arizona Heart Institute and Arizona Heart Hospital, is taking his education program high tech — and on the road.
·Online video viewing soars
Americans viewed 34 percent more online videos in November 2008, compared with the same month the previous year, according to numbers gathered by Reston, Va.-based tracking company ComScore (NASDAQ: SCOR). (SCOR)
·Oakland A’s touch that dial: New radio deal
The Oakland A’s are jumping to a new flagship radio station, announcing a one-year deal with KTRB 860 AM for this coming season.
·CSG extends Dish deal
Satellite broadcaster Dish Network extended its contract with billing and customer service outsourcing company CSG Systems International Inc. to cover 2009. (CSGS) (DISH)
·Online video viewing soars
Americans viewed 34 percent more online videos in November 2008, compared to the same month the previous year, according to numbers gathered by Reston, Va.-based tracking company ComScore (NASDAQ: SCOR). (SCOR)
·Major automakers’ sales drop more than 30% in December
Ford Motor Co. reported December sales were off more than 32 percent, year over year, a loss that tracked with General Motors Corp., Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. (F) (TM) (HMC) (GM)
·Construction spending falls, but ahead of analyst projections
U.S. construction spending continued to fall in November, but the slowdown was much less than expected.
·Online video viewing soars
Americans viewed 34 percent more online videos in November 2008, compared to the same month the previous year, according to numbers gathered by Reston-based tracking company ComScore (NASDAQ:SCOR). (SCOR)
·Major automakers’ sales drop more than 30% in December
Ford Motor Co. reported December sales were off more than 32 percent, year over year, a loss that tracked with General Motors Corp., Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. (F) (TM) (HMC) (GM)
·Construction spending falls, but ahead of analyst projections
U.S. construction spending continued to fall in November, but the slowdown was much less than expected.
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