• UK's Largest Digital Radio Network Joins Switchover Body
    Absolute Radio is now one of many big networks that sit on the board that includes founding shareholders the BBC, Global Radio, Bauer Media, GMG Radio and Arqiva. The network will also make a contribution to the board that is reflective of its share of commercial radio.
  • Unilever Gets Aboard Nielsen Online Rating Train
    While a UK roll-out is expected later this year, Nielsen will be providing Unilever with reach, frequency and gross rating point measures for campaigns featuring any of the 40 brands it has on the market in the United States.
  • BBC's Cellan-Jones Named Top Tech Influencer
    The top 25 media influencers in UK's digital technology space in 2012 have been named in The Tech Influence 25, a report by Propeller and Cision.
  • Lady Gaga Launches Social Network Site
    Lady Gaga has launched her own social network website, called Littlemonsters.com.
  • IAB Prepares Behavioural Advertising Campaign
    Ahead of the ePrivacy Directive due out in May, the IAB is ready to launch an effort to heighten awareness of the icon that tell consumers what kind of information about them is being collected online.
  • Melbourne's 'Herald Sun' Paywall Goes Up In March
    Another of News Ltd's Australian newspaper groups is to start charging readers of its online content, reports Chris Zappone. Online and mobile phone users will be offered a mix of free and subscription-only content in what's known in the industry as a "freemium" model.
  • Spanish Paper 'Publico' Ceases Print Version
    Pblico, the left-leaning daily that tried to take on El Pas, has given up the fight and stopped printing, according to owner Mediapubli. A web-only version of the newspaper will continue to be published, with Pblico claiming more than 5 million unique users.
  • Ex-Men's Mag Execs Launch 'Industria'
    Former FHM editor Anthony Noguera and other big names in the men's magazine sector have teamed up to launch an iPad-only lifestyle magazine called Industria, which is debuting with ads from Audi, American Express and Toyota.
  • Consumers Getting Fed Up With Digital Ads
    A survey of 4,150 people in the UK and U.S. finds that two out of three feel bombarded with too many digital ads online and on their mobile devices, reports Ingrid Lunden. An equal number, 66%, reported a change in brand perception when promotions became too invasive.
  • Little Britain's Lucas Quits Twitter Over Taunts
    Chris Hastings reports that Matt Lucas, star of Little Britain, closed his Twitter account after he was taunted by a sick fan over the suicidal death of his ex-partner, Kevin McGee.
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