LONDON - The Daily Mail is revamping its Saturday Weekend supplement this weekend (30 January) as it looks to adopt the content and look of a women’s paid-for weekly title.

NEW YORK - The New York Times has made a series of staff changes on its website as part of its move to implement a paid content metered model in 2011.

Outdoor media owner JCDecaux took €183.8m in revenue in the UK during 2009, down from €246.8m in 2008 and equivalent to a 16.7% decline in organic revenue year on year.

LONDON - SeeSaw, the new online TV service, is to screen football programmes based around the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, as well as popular shows including ‘Peep Show’, ‘Skins’ and ‘The Apprentice’, following a deal with major broadcasters.

LONDON - State-owned financial services brand Bank of Scotland is launching a new TV campaign to promote an overhaul of its visual identity.

LONDON - Fallon’s Tony McTear is leaving the agency, as it gears up to make ten redundancies.

LONDON - Specialized Bicycles has appointed Gravity Thinking to handle marketing with a social media brief for the UK launch its Globe brand in March.

The Awards for National Newspaper Advertising, ABC chairman John Mayhead’s leaving dinner at Quaglinos and Specific Media’s retox party

LONDON - Nokia’s Ovi application store is now attracting one million downloads a day around the world, the company has claimed.

LONDON - Alberto-Culver, the American packaged goods company and owner of Simple Health & Beauty, has launched a global review of its creative and media account, including its £15m business in the UK.