Business Fast > Media > Are media plans too often a 'copy-and-paste' exercise? MediaAre media plans too often a 'copy-and-paste' exercise?October 11, 2024posted on Oct. 11, 2024 at 12:00 pm Media strategists weigh in on Publicis chief Niel Bornman’s plan to disrupt the media model. READ SOURCE tweet Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditMorebusinessfastOctober 11, 2024previous article‘Sigh of relief’ for Labour as UK economy returns to growth; BlackRock hits $11.5tn of assets – business livenext articleTrump says India 'biggest' import tariff charger, vows to reciprocate if electedYou Might Also LikeMediaReddit just achieved something for the first time in its 20-year historyOctober 30, 2024MediaBoots and Wickes ads banned by ASAOctober 30, 2024MediaVivendi activist urges shareholders to oppose break-up planOctober 29, 2024MediaThreads Brings Trending Topics to Japanese UsersOctober 29, 2024MediaPaul Lowe obituaryOctober 28, 2024MediaHalloween campaigns round-up: Monster Munch, Haribo, 19 Crimes, M&M's and moreOctober 28, 2024Recommended For YouSports'I feel like a footballer again' – Williamson on returning to WSL actionNovember 16, 2024SportsMarketRAY MASSEY: Vauxhall's grand plans for its Grandland SUVNovember 16, 2024MarketSportsAustralia v Pakistan: second Twenty20 international – liveNovember 16, 2024SportsGlobal EconomyMike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight highlights: Iron Mike loses by decision; here's who got how much moneyNovember 16, 2024Global EconomyPoliticsFormer MP describes ‘enormous guilt’ over Westminster honeypot scandal in first TV interviewNovember 16, 2024Politics
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