• Formula One’s sale to Liberty Media to go ahead

    Formula One’s sale to Liberty Media to go ahead
    Formula One’s $8.5bn sale to Liberty Media is to begin next week, with the first of two payments to be made on Tuesday (6 September), according to reports.
    Boss Bernie Ecclestone confirmed the deal to German trade magazine auto motor und sport during the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on Saturday (3 September).
    What role Ecclestone plays at the company following the buy-out is unclear. He is quoted as saying: "I will do what I have always done. What role I play is my decision."
    Sky as well as
  • Are you reading Keith Vaz? 5 tips for every politician when they controversially hit tabloid headlines

    Are you reading Keith Vaz? 5 tips for every politician when they controversially hit tabloid headlines
    With Keith Vaz making headlines across Europe with allegations by the Sunday Mirror over male prostitutes and drugs usage, Francis Ingham, director general of the PRCA, offers his pointers on what every politician should do when they too hit the headlines. 
    1. Turn down the paper's offer for you to 'put your side of the story'.
    They're not your friends now even if they might've been in the past. You have more important audiences to address first. And you'll appear incoherent
  • Are you reading Keith Vaz? 5 tips for every disgraced politician when they hit tabloid headlines

    Are you reading Keith Vaz? 5 tips for every disgraced politician when they hit tabloid headlines
    As Keith Vaz stands down having made headlines across Europe with allegations by the Sunday Mirror over male prostitutes and drugs usage, Francis Ingham, director general of the PRCA, offers his pointers on what every politician should do when they too hit the headlines. 
    1. Turn down the paper's offer for you to 'put your side of the story'.
    They're not your friends now even if they might've been in the past. You have more important audiences to address first. And you'll appear i
  • FTSE 350 companies to be set firm targets for women in senior roles

    FTSE 350 companies to be set firm targets for women in senior roles
    Sir Philip Hampton, chairman of Glaxo Smith Kline, is readying a report which will set firm targets to FTSE 350 bosses for women in senior roles. 
    Hampton’s government-backed review into equality in business will issue a report in November stating that women should be in top jobs at least 25 per cent of companies in the FTSE 350.  
    That figure may rise to 35 per cent, according to The Times.
    As well as the targets, it will also tell bosses that they need to find ways of brin
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  • Hackers infiltrate Variety’s email

    Hackers infiltrate Variety’s email
    Entertainment magazine Variety was the victim of a hack by Our Mine yesterday (3 September), which has previously infiltrated the social media accounts of Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter's Jack Dorsey and Evan Williams and Google chief Sundar Pichai.
    Whist Variety’s social media accounts and website were seemingly unaffected, a number of emails with the subject line ‘Hacked by #OurMine’ were sent to readers.
    The publisher issued a statement saying that its t
  • The NFL to woo casual fans with Youtubers, influencers and musicians

    The NFL to woo casual fans with Youtubers, influencers and musicians
    After successfully building a core audience for the NFL in the UK, the sport’s commercial chiefs are turning to influencers as well as footballers and musicians so that it can win over enough new fans to secure momentum behind its expansion.
    It signals a different approach for the sport’s franchise, which has used its international fixtures at Webley along with broadcast deals with Sky, the BBC and Channel 4 to fashion a sizeable fanbase over the last decade. But there’s a sens
  • The NFL to woo casual fans with influencers and talent

    The NFL to woo casual fans with influencers and talent
    After successfully building a core audience for the NFL in the UK, the sport’s commercial chiefs are turning to influencers as well as celebrities and athletes to win over enough new fans to secure momentum behind its expansion.
    It signals a different approach for the sport’s franchise, which has used its international fixtures at Webley along with broadcast deals with Sky, the BBC and Channel 4 to fashion a sizeable fanbase over the last decade. But there’s a sense that it&rsq
  • Macmillan’s ‘Brave the Shave’ campaign comes under fire

    Macmillan’s ‘Brave the Shave’ campaign comes under fire
    Cancer charity Macmillan is battling a backlash to its fundraising campaign, ‘Brave the Shave’, which asks people to shave their heads to “stand proudly alongside men, women and children with cancer.”
    So far this year, 22,000 people have been sponsored to shave their heads, raising £2.9m. Last year the campaign raised £4.4m.
    However, The Times reports that a number of cancer survivors have said that the campaign is “patronising and offensive”.
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  • How Pernod Ricard is planning to use its employees as brand ambassadors

    How Pernod Ricard is planning to use its employees as brand ambassadors
    Pernod Ricard wants its staff to become brand ambassadors and is encouraging them to share more content with one another on social media via its partnership with LinkedIn.
    The move is part of the company’s wider efforts to bolster its corporate image that has already seen its chief executive Alexandre Ricard do more on various social networks.
    In an extension of this, Pernod Ricard is planning to use its sizeable employee base to act as brand ambassadors and is working with
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