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		<title>Financial Times Digital Media and Broadcast Conference &#8211; A Changing Landscape</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Senior media and communications executives met in London this week for the 2010 FT Digital Media and Broadcast conference (#ftmedia10).  At the heart of the debate were the questions of how the sectors were emerging from the global recession and the impact of online and social media on the creative industry and its revenues. WPP [...]]]></description>
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