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Dove apologises for ad showing black woman turning into white one

Brand says it ‘missed mark’ after being accused of racism in campaign promoting body lotion

Why have job titles become so complicated?

The BBC has been ridiculed for employing identity architects but it’s not the only place riddled with management jargon, writes management expert Stefan Stern

Gay couple continue to appear in McCain’s family campaign

Spokesman for McCain confirms that dads remain in new shorter version of advert and homophobic abuse on social media did not change the campaign

Google price comparison site to compete with rivals for top search slot

Tech giant to operate comparison service as separate business and compete in auctions for ad space to comply with EU anti-trust ruling

Premier League clubs aim to block rich six’s bid for bigger share of TV cash

The Premier League’s six richest clubs are facing stubborn resistance toaim to their efforts to seek a greater share of income from the next round of multibillion‑pound TV deals

Ofcom can police equality by race or sex. But class?

The media regulator’s own leadership offers complex examples of how social boundaries can be blurred by mobility. How would you set quotas?

Time Inc UK, publisher of NME and Marie Claire, to be put up for sale

Parent company Time Inc seeks to sell several assets after revenue from both sales and advertising fell more than expected

Amazon and Facebook keen on Premier League rights, say Manchester United

The Manchester United vice-chairman, Ed Woodward, said he welcomed interest from technology companies and announced another year of record income by his club

Bell Pottinger: father of executive at centre of scandal quits Rentokil board

Chris Geoghegan introduced Gupta family to PR firm behind secret campaign to stir up racial tensions in South Africa

Betting and media firms offer to fund addiction awareness ad campaign

Offer to government is revealed as ministers prepare to publish review covering regulation of gambling adverts

Head of scandal-hit G4S detention centres is put on administrative leave

G4S has placed Ben Saunders on administrative leave after undercover Panorama exposed abuse of detainees

KPMG chiefs in South Africa quit amid Bell Pottinger scandal

Top executives and senior partners at accountants resign after report concludes company auditing standards were not met

UK’s £1bn TV and film sales industry under threat from new regulations

European commission working on allowing broadcasters to make online service available across Europe, which ‘threatens’ future content

Sky chief executive’s pay quadruples to £16m

Jeremy Darroch received nearly £12m from Sky’s long-term incentive plan and a near maximum bonus of £1.9m

Bell Pottinger unlikely to honour payments to co-founder Tim Bell

Administrator is not expected to pay Lord Bell £300,000 owed as part of his multimillion-pound deal to leave the agency

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