Media agencies suffer as recession bites
04 Mar 2010 | by Ian Darby
LONDON - The advertising downturn has cut a swathe through the UK's media agencies, with all but two of the top ten suffering billings declines in 2009.
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LONDON - The advertising downturn has cut a swathe through the UK's media agencies, with all but two of the top ten suffering billings declines in 2009.
LONDON - The full impact of the downturn has emerged with official IPA figures showing that the number of employees in the UK ad industry declined by 7.4% to 18,635 in 2009, the largest fall since 1993.
LONDON - The number of graduates being hired by Britain's agencies is expected to drop by more than half this year.
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LONDON - The IPA's Q2 Bellwether report shows that the rate at which marketing spend is declining has slowed for the second quarter in a row.
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