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IPG Mediabrands Promotes Gary Colton to Audience Director for EMEA Markets February 26, 2021 IPG Mediabrands has announced the promotion of Gary Colton to the new role of audience director, EMEA. Based in Dublin and supported by teams in Ireland and the UK, his key focus will remain with IPG Mediabrands Dublin while also working with key markets in the strategically important EMEA region. He will report to Eamon Fitzpatrick managing director, IPG Mediabrands Ireland and Claire Spencer, Audiences & Insights, EMEA managing partner, UM London. Colton was previously insights & analytics manage f...

IPG Mediabrands Research Suggests Social Platforms are Taking Media Responsibility Seriously February 12, 2021 Social media platforms appear to be getting their houses in order when it comes to important issues like brand safety and media responsibility according to the latest Media Responsibility Index which is published by IPG Mediabrands. A quantitative report that strives to raise industry standards around brand safety and media responsibility in advertising, the Media Responsibility Index was first published last August and is the first of its kind when it comes to assessing overall res...

IPG Mediabrands Picks Up Media Account for The Naked Collective January 8, 2021 Pictured: Eamon Fitzpatrick, Managing Director of IPG Mediabrands Ireland IPG Mediabrands Ireland has picked up the media buying and planning account for The Naked Collective, the manufacturer of healthy drinks that are sold under the Mude brand. Naked Collective was founded by Niall Phelan, the founder of McGargles Irish craft beers,  and Catherina Butler and Mude is available in over 800 outlets througout the country. IPG will be responsible for global strategic media planning while buying will also be managed...

And the vaccine is a planet-saving enterprise. Godspeed to all who guide it. John Williams As we start road to recovery, it’s worth taking a look back It is timely, as we enter a new year and hopefully a healthy era, to consider the life-saving value of vaccines. The history of the eradication of TB from Ireland’s recent past is most relevant as a template for the crucial part played by inoculation. Since the late 19th century, 750,000 people died in Ireland from tuberculosis right up to and including the 1950s. Medical archives tell us this was due to poor housing/malnutrition, and gener...

Lackey Bridge between Monaghan and Fermanagh: flashpoint of conflict during the Troubles Picture: Tony O’Shea People used to tell Eamon Fitzpatrick that he was wrong to expand his fuel and hardware company that straddles the border in the middle of Brexit. But he is glad that he decided to invest in his premises near Clones in Monaghan rather than waiting until Brexit was over. “I grew my business by maybe a couple of 100 per cent. If I had done nothing, my business could be down 40 per cent. So... Subscribe from just €1 for the first month! Exclusive offers: