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MediaWeek.tv is the home of The Webchats, produced by Media Week in association with Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions.
The Webchats feature some of the highest-profile names in commercial media discussing the big issues of the day: from the future of traditional media channels in an increasingly convergent and digital world, to the evolving role of media agencies in the modern client mix.
Click on the links below to watch the following webchat:
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Andy talks about how Channel 4 can play a stronger role in the UK broadcast industry and what the channel aims to do to bolster its public service contribution across all media platforms
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Haymarket's Philip Smith talks to a dynamic duo of MediaWeek columnists Richard Eyre and Jonathan Durden about the state of the current media industry
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Tess Alps and Guy Phillipson talk about the challenges that television and the internet face as the two media channels look to develop and progress.
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Fru Hazlitt and Andrew Harrison join us to talk to about the issues and challenges the radio industry faces as it establishes its place in the rapidly changing media market.
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Mike joins us to discuss the newspaper market and what the future holds for some of the world's biggest media brands.
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Sir Martin Sorrell, the most famous soothsayer in the media and advertising industries joins MediaWeek's Philip Smith for our last webchat of the current series.
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The seventh webchat in our series features Oliver Cleaver, European media director at Kimberly-Clark, and Greg Grimmer managing director of Publicis Groupe agency Zed Media. The conversation between Oliver and Greg and Media Week editor Steve Barrett centres on what clients need from their agency in a modern media environment.
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The eighth webchat in our series features Duncan Edwards, chief executive of The National Magazine Company, which publishes magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Harper's Bazaar, Men's Health and Reveal.
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The ninth edition of MediaWeek.tv features Gary Digby, ITV customer relations director, and Chris Locke, UK group trading director at Starcom. Gary and Chris chat with Media Week editor Steve Barrett about TV advertising in a convergent media environment and the related challenges for broadcasters and media agencies.
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The conference roundup features clips from keynote speakers such as Unilever's Alan Rutherford and Ogilvy Group's Rory Sutherland, panel discussions, and reactions from delegates to the theme of the event, which was Converging Media, Emerging Value.
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The conversation between Ralph and Media Week editor Steve Barrett will explore the future of radio and how it can prosper in the context of the challenges and opportunities offered by digital radio and interactive media.
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The next edition of MediaWeek.tv will feature Mike Soutar, chief executive of ShortList Media, and Marcus Rich, group managing director of Emap Advertising and Emap Consumer Media Lifestyle Magazines.
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The next edition of MediaWeek.tv will feature Michael Grade, executive chairman of ITV. Grade has now been in situ at ITV for nine months and the conversation with Media Week editor Steve Barrett will focus on how he is faring in his objective to turn around the fortunes of Britain’s largest commercial broadcaster. The latest MediaWeek.tv Webchat will be aired from midday on Tuesday 25 September.
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The conversation with Michael and Rupert Heseltine, chairman and deputy chairman respectively of Haymarket Media Group, the owner of Media Week, will focus on the history of the company as it celebrates its 50th anniversary and the future of magazine businesses as they make the transition from single-format publishing to a multimedia environment.
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Ogilvy UK vice-chairman Rory Sutherland and MediaCom chief strategy officer – and Media Week columnist - Sue Unerman will focus on communications planning and the changing role of all agencies involved in the process in delivering what clients need for their brands.
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The next edition of Media Week TV will feature Blake Chandlee, UK commercial director of Facebook. Chandlee is the social networking firm's first European employee and has been charged with turning the site's massive traffic into a viable commercial proposition and an environment conducive to advertising. The latest Media Week TV Webchat will be aired from midday on Tuesday 22 January.
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The next edition of Media Week TV features Nicholas Coleridge, managing director of British Condé Nast, and Simon Waldman, group director of digital strategy and development at Guardian Media Group. The interview will address the problems faced by publishers in tackling the online world, editorially and commercially, while maintaining their print products. The show will air from 4 March at midday.
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The next edition of Media Week TV features Dominic Proctor, chief executive of MindShare Worldwide. In a revealing interview with Media Week editor Steve Barrett, Dominic Proctor answers questions on balancing global planning operations with local expertise and explains why Sir Martin Sorrell's upbeat predictions for 2008 may have been a little hasty. The show will be live from midday on Tuesday, 1 April.
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Andy talks about how Channel 4 can play a stronger role in the UK broadcast industry and what the channel aims to do to bolster its public service contribution across all media platforms. |
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Haymarket's Philip Smith talks to a dynamic duo of MediaWeek columnists Richard Eyre and Jonathan Durden about the state of the current media industry |
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Tess Alps and Guy Phillipson talk about the challenges that television and the internet face as the two media channels look to develop and progress. |
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Fru Hazlitt and Andrew Harrison discuss the issues and challenges the radio industry faces as it establishes its place in the rapidly changing media market. |
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Mike discusses the newspaper market and what the future holds for some of the world’s biggest media brands. |
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Sir Martin Sorrell, the most famous soothsayer in the media and advertising industries joins MediaWeek’s Philip Smith. |
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Oliver Cleaver, European media director at Kimberly-Clark, and Greg Grimmer MD of Publicis Groupe agency Zed Media converse with Media Week editor Steve Barrett on what clients need from their agency in a modern media environment. |
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The webchat features Duncan Edwards, CEO of The National Magazine Company, which publishes magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Harper’s Bazaar, Men’s Health and Reveal. |
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Gary Digby, ITV customer relations director, and Chris Locke, UK group trading director at Starcom chat with Media Week editor Steve Barrett about TV advertising in a convergent media environment and the related challenges for broadcasters and media agencies. |
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This is a special away-day episode from Media Week’s annual Media 360 conference. The conference roundup features clips from keynote speakers such as Unilever’s Alan Rutherford and Ogilvy Group’s Rory Sutherland, panel discussions, and reactions from delegates to the theme of the event, which was Converging Media, Emerging Value. |
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The conversation between Ralph and Media Week editor Steve Barrett explores the future of radio and how it can prosper in the context of the challenges and opportunities offered by digital radio and interactive media. |
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Mike Soutar, CEO of ShortList Media and Marcus Rich, GMD of Emap Advertising and Emap Consumer Media Lifestyle Magazines, discuss the challenges facing the magazine sector and the impact of a high-profile free magazine upon it. |
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Michael Grade, executive chairman of ITV discusses how he is faring in his objective to turn around the fortunes of Britain’s largest commercial broadcaster. |
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