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WPP has criticised a recommendation that shareholders vote against chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell's nearly 60% rise in compensation to £12.9m last year, claiming it does not "reflect the reality" of international competition.
Omnicom's decision to buy Adam & Eve for an estimated £60m last week underlines how its creative network DDB "needed some help", according to Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of rival holding group WPP.
Sir Martin Sorrell and his Young & Rubicam network have condemned an ad created by Y&R's Buenos Aires office showing an Argentine Olympian doing step-ups on a British war memorial in the Falklands.
Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP, was paid £12.9m during 2011, an increase of 56% year on year after his basic pay rocketed 30% and a long-term incentive scheme paid out £5.6m.
WPP's chief Sir Martin Sorrell talks about the logic of partnering with an IT company, his desire for "horizontality" and his mixed feelings about Google, Facebook and Twitter.
Sir Martin Sorrell has said WPP's launch of a technology platform in partnership with Indian IT company Infosys will keep it ahead of rivals and avoid the company becoming "an appendix of new media owners".
In a step-change from his usual outings as the sage of Soho, WPP's chief executive, Sir Martin Sorrell, talks about his difficulties going through the andropause, having the Queen "stick her sword" on his shoulders, and links to Google co-founder Sergey Brin.
WPP chief executive Martin Sorrell has thrown his considerable support behind Rupert Murdoch's plans to launch The Sun on Sunday this weekend.
WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell gave Radio 4 listeners an insight into his past, in a 45-minute interview for 'Desert Island Discs'.
WPP chief executive Martin Sorrell has highlighted "surprising positivity of the UK" despite the sluggish economy, driven by e-commerce, and particularly Google.
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