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- Google China 'blockage' played down
Google has denied that its internet search service has been blocked in China, as was reported last night.
- Waitrose invests in mobile presence
Waitrose has launched a free iPhone app and mobile website in response to an increased number of browsers accessing Waitrose.com through their mobile phones.
- Out and About 30 July
All the photos from the A-Team premiere, You & Your Wedding's 25th birthday party, Initiative's summer barbeque, AOL's golf day for agencies and more...
- Rachel's food company sold to French firm
Rachel's, the organic yoghurt maker, has been sold by its US parent company to France's Groupe Lactalis for an undisclosed amount.
- Behind the Rebrand: Virgin Atlantic
Rebranding an aircraft fleet is far more than the typical paint job.
- Facebook tool launched to help brand moderation
Social media management company Tempero and technology firm iPlatform have unveiled a tool that allows brands to better manage and track activity on their Facebook pages.
- Media Bitch's Diary 30 July
It's a Richard Desmond special this week, as former employees lift the lid on the quirky habits of Five's 'quackers' new owner - although Elle, the Evening Standard, Initiative and NatMags also get a look in
- PE Publishing's B2B business moves to Caspian
EXCLUSIVE: PE Publishing (PEP) has offloaded its entire B2B publishing business to Caspian Publishing in a bid to boost its audience across flagship titles including Professional Engineering and Automotive Engineer.
- Former UM leader Perry becomes C4 head of airtime sales
Channel 4 has appointed Universal McCann's former vice-chairman, Mick Perry, as head of airtime sales, replacing former head of agency sales Matt Shreeve who left in April.
- British Airways slumps to £164m loss
British Airways has blamed industrial action and disruption caused by the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud, after recording a £164m pre-tax loss in the second quarter.
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