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Andy Hipkiss, founder of the radio and TV talent agency Triple A Media (which represents Christian O'Connell and Shaun Keaveny among others), says the opportunities for DJs in local commercial radio are "few and far between".

According to these documents, an account manager for AOL in New York repeatedly — and erroneously — told a client, Playwire Media (which represents children's websites such as Roblox.com), that AOL's ad exchange could be used to sell ad space while complying with Coppa.

Moreover there's increasingly a market for single-voice commentators (as seen on YouTube) over more organized media sites, which represents a downshift in the overall opportunity.

His is the extremism of our new media world, which represents the true trumpery of our moment.

Niri Shan, head of media law at Taylor Wessing, which represents some social media firms, said that the McAlpine case – in which the former Conservative chairman sued a number of people, including the Commons Speaker's wife Sally Bercow, over tweets following a Newsnight programme – was a turning point in public understanding of social media and the law.

Based on an analysis of 20 clients' 2013 social media activity (which represented more than $37 million in social media ad spend), social search researcher Resolution found that Twitter ads generate clicks at a significantly higher rate than Facebook.

"It's great for the industry," says Eliot Sandiford, director of media at Bacchus PR, which represents several starred restaurants.

The NewsGuild-CWA, which represents media workers in north America, says it "stands with the courageous journalists in south London who are striking the Gannett-owned Newsquest".

Rogue landlords 'creating misery' Jump to media player The Local Government Association, which represents local authorities, has said councils in England should have the power to jail rogue landlords.

"It is unacceptable in its current form," said Angela Mills Wade, the executive director of the European Publishers Council, which represents 29 media companies.

The group, which represents local media, said today that publishers were responding to declining spending on property advertising by developing services for readers and advertisers on different platforms, including digital, and building on their trusted local media brands.