“We were told that we were dreamers,” Jeremy Rainbird on launching the UK’s largest studio network
Jeremy Rainbird is a serial media and property entrepreneur who has co-founded what will soon be the UK’s largest studio network.
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Watching the Great British Bake Off can improve productivity and wellbeing
By Staff writer
MHR’s Maddy Keating shines some light on why employers and their staff should watch Britain’s favourite baking show.
JournoLink: Father and daughter combo leading the PR revolution
With succession being such a key topic in the family business world, many parents go on to work with their children. But whilst father and son firms remain far more common, there has been a rise in father and daughter combos. JournoLink is one such case and is in our Everline Future 50 2016.
Deal uncovered: Inside look at the Unruly acquisition by News Corp
With the £114m purchase of Unruly by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp marking a turning point for one of the UK’s most successful technology companies in recent times, what are both parties getting out of the transaction
How a former journalist went from poacher turned gamekeeper to set up a PR agency
Phil Hall set up PHA Media ten years ago with his wife after a 30-year journalism career, which included editing News of the World. The couple sat down with Real Business to discuss how a journalistic approach has brought them success and how to navigate working alongside your significant other.
Interactive media firm Cinime brings brands to life in 480 cinema screens across Ireland
Cinime has expanded its interactive media platform into 480 cinema screens across Ireland, which will see brands secure direct access to 1.2 million movie viewers each month.
The UKs fastest growing private companies: Hot 100 2015 (64) The7stars UK
Founded in 2005, The7stars, which is based on a model where no one has a job title, has averaged 30 per cent growth in each of the past three years, and boasts billings of over £100m.
Can Shazam’s aggressive visual recognition launch dominate media engagement sector
Shazam, once just a music discovery service, has blossomed over the past few years to support advertisers with TV marketing. Now the company has flexed its muscles to expand beyond sound and into visual recognition technology for its 100m users, and brands including Disney, Evian and Warner Bros – but where does that leave existing players like augmented reality firm Blippar
BuzzFeed and Snapchat CEOs announce plans for IPOs
Both BuzzFeed and Snapchat announced plans for IPOs, following discussion about the companies’ futures.