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Cover story: YouTube hands over ad sales to publishers
YouTube has struck its first deals allowing publishers to sell advertising around their own content on the video-sharing site. Bauer and IPC Media are the first magazine publishers to sell advertising themselves on their channels for popular magazine brands including NME, Nuts, FHM and Kerrang!.
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Volkswagen seeks 'people's reviewer' via social media
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Penguin launches first standalone premium site for Puffin imprint
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Blyk in talks with Orange over first partnership deal
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Google sets up accreditation programme to safeguard site conversion
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IAB mobile ad study reveals five steps to better results
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O2 signs deal with Pearl and Dean for interactive cinema game
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WWF uses social media and online game as G8 protest tools
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Rubicon Project begins staffing up in UK with appointment of publisher liaison
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Mercedes-Benz UK starts community for Smart car fans
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Virgin works with Vexed to take Vtravelled site onto mobile
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Spotify offers free stream of Random House audiobook
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Cancer Research uses social media to warn against skin cancer
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Microsoft says MSN brand needs work before Bing launch
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Community site is de-construct’s first work for V
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Moves - 02.07.09
Opinion
Leader: Google needs media industries as much as they need it
YouTube’s scale will only be truly beneficial if sold by experienced sales teams in an integrated way
Measuring effectiveness remains the hot topic
In an integrated solar system, KPIs are what everything else revolves around
Features
Paul Brown, Spotify
Having taken up the reins of Spotify in the UK, Paul Brown is determined the service will succeed where many have failed, as an ad-funded digital music hub
E-zines
Does the success of Dennis’s digital magazines show the way forward for advertisers and publishers facing a drop in print sales?
Console convergence
Games console manufacturers are striking deals with media partners to deliver online video content. But how much does the public want this, and what does it mean for the evolution of TV?
TV data
Alex Street, consultant, Decipher Consultancy
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