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Video: Sir Martin Sorrell on economic recovery

In part one of a video interview with Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP Group, he talks to Chrystia Freeland, US managing editor, about the shape the economic recovery and his record on predicting the recession

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WPP's Sorrell: Online Ad Spending Should Reach 25% of Total

Ashkan Karbasfrooshan submits: Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP’s ( WPPGY ) head honcho, was talking at the 13th annual WWD Apparel / Retail CEO Summit at the St. Regis hotel in NYC last week: New Media is 25% of our business already, but our clients only spend 12 to 13% of their budgets online. We know people spend 20 to 25% of their time online. There’s a natural gravitation pull...

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Sorrell borrows blog post to predict an “LUV” recovery

Journalists apparently hung on to Sir Martin Sorrell’s every word at the WPP Q3 results announcement on Friday. Not to hear that WPP report revenues of £2.01 billion for July to September (up 6.7 per cent on the same months last year) but to learn the adman’s latest thinking on the shape of the recession. They [...]

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From Sorrell with LUV - Sir Martin spells out shape of an economic recovery

Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP, the advertising group, yesterday added to what he called the "alphabet soup debate" on the shape of the recession by...

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WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell bets on a LUVshaped recovery as sales decline slows

WPP chief Sir Martin Sorrell pointed to an "LUV"shaped global recovery as the decline in revenues at the advertising group slowed.

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Sorrell declines to call 'victory' as slump slows

WPP's chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell remained cautious as revenue declines slowed at the advertising giant in the third quarter, but said Armageddon had been averted and conditions in the market were "less worse".

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We’ve had the bath-shaped recession, now Sorrell predicts the LUV-shaped recovery

Sir Martin Sorrell, the world’s most influential adman, yesterday offered a new expression to describe prospects for the world’s economy as he predicted a “LUV”-shaped recovery.

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Sorrell predicts an LUV-shaped recession

Anything Sir Martin Sorrell says tends to make headlines. Today, Sorrell said that he thought the recession would take an “LUV” form. This was a phrase coined by Thomson Reuters correspondent Stella Dawson. But what does “LUV” mean? Dawson suggested there would be an L-shaped recovery for some countries, a U-shaped for others and a few [...]

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Sorrell's view: Investors await Sir Martin's prediction

All eyes will be on what Sir Martin Sorrell of WPP has to say about the world economy when he reports third quarter results this Friday as the advertising giant is such a bellweather of how companies are faring. Analysts reckon that WPP's revenues will be down by 9.4 per cent on the period, albeit slightly better than the second quarter's fall.

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Social Media and Online PR: Econsultancy's 2009 report

... - ' Social Media and Online PR ' from Econsultancy has been a must-read for us all. WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell has been extremely vocal about the role online has in taking PR out of recession - it has an important role within any communications strategy. And this report into the state of the Online PR industry certainly demonstrates that his prediction is more than just crystal ball...

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NEWS: Notes: Media Revolution

Notes from BBC The Media Revolution programme: presenter Janet Street Porter. started as a Fashion Writer in the 1970s PART ONE: Newspapers Property and Recruitment advertising going elsewhere. - Online websites. Print: 2.25m loss of readers last year. 750,000 readers lost The Mirror 400,000 readers lost The Sun 10% Guardian lost 500,000 readers stopped buying a sunday paper. Sir Martin Sorrell...

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We're in this together

... the Third Test at Trent Bridge, and so the strike is due to begin at midnight tonight." Or there's Martin Sorrell, Group chief of WPP advertising, who in the last year laid off 7,200 staff and collected a £3m salary. But because we're all in it together maybe he gave them a little jingle as he laid them off, singing "You won't be let back in with a Sorrell sacking, now you're...

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A New Marketing Thought Leader for Gen X / Gen Y

“I have a confession to make, I lead a double life.” Bob Gilbreath in the Marketing with Meaning introduction If you are looking for a fresh voice from a new generation of marketers…then I highly recommend you pick up Bob Gilbreath’s new book: Marketing with Meaning. Yep, there are reasons why marketing heavyweights like Sir Martin Sorrell [...]

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Financials: Wholesale banks 'must shoulder more risk', Berkshire...

... rates look likely to stagnate http://link.ft.com/r/2SRI11/OEILD/QNRPS/S3U7II/MY257/ID/h Video: Sir Martin Sorrell on economic recovery In part one of a video interview with Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP Group, he talks to Chrystia Freeland, US managing editor, about the shape the economic recovery and his record on predicting the recession http://link.ft.com/r/2SRI11/OEILD/QNRPS/S3U7II/LDV4T/ID/h...

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WPP CEO says "less worse" trend unchanged in Oct

BARCELONA, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Martin Sorrell, chief executive of top ad agency group WPP , does not believe the recession is over and has seen little change in business trends in October, which he described again as "less worse".