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[BGonaSTICK]

Brand Marketing Executive

The Picture is Clear
Central London, £Competitive

The picture is clear - digital TV is the future. Our vision is to bring the future forward by offering more homes across the country the opportunity to access more free-to-air digital TV channels (200+ channels including High Definition) via satellite technology. We are Freesat, a joint venture between the BBC and ITV, and for a one-off payment for a set-top box and satellite dish, we'll bring the future to your home. We've got the go-ahead to launch next year and we're looking to put our marketing team together to make the future happen.

Based at our offices in the West End, this is your chance to play a defining role in shaping the Freesat proposition and preparing the business for launch in Spring 08.

Brand Marketing Executive Ref. 162417

Working closely with the Brand Marketing & Communications Director, you'll run key strategic elements of the Freesat marketing mix, such as managing the launch of the press advertising campaign from inception to delivery. You'll deliver new affiliate marketing opportunities (e.g. co-promotions with manufacturers), run the online advertising and search engine marketing programme, own the Freesat logo development and brand identity work as well as audience research, direct marketing and competitor analysis. You'll have a background in full-mix consumer marketing, preferably with some retail exposure.

All roles offer competitive salaries and demand the ability to work as part of a diverse, multidisciplinary team in an evolving, 'start-up' environment.

Applications to be received by 19 September.

You can apply for these roles by visiting bbc.co.uk/jobs If you do not have Internet access, please call 0870 333 1330.Textphone 02890 328 478. Ceefax page 696.

[Analoguesat]

"The picture is clear"

Not once the beancounters squash a few more channels in and cut the bit rates to reduce costs it isnt. All of a sudden all the viewes are watching blockovision every time something moves fast on the picture.