Wednesday 15 September 2010

Marketing Daily - Revlon, Yves Saint Laurent, Lloyds Bank and Lego

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Breaking news from Marketing September 2010
 
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Revlon appoints Adelaide Sharples as UK marketing chief
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
15 September 2010
 

Revlon, the beauty and cosmetics company, has named Adelaide Sharples as its...
Revlon: Adelaide Sharples appointed marketing director
 
 
Lloyds is most complained-about banking group
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
15 September 2010
 

Lloyds Bank has come top of the list of financial businesses complained...
Lloyds: tops poll of most complained-about financial businesses
 
 
The Sun appoints Playboy marketer to manage its image
Arif Durrani,
15 September 2010
 

News International has appointed Richard Gale, Playboy's European marketer, to the newly...
Richard Gale: appointed brand director for The Sun
 
 
M&A activity tipped to rise in food and beverage sector
John Reynolds,
15 September 2010
 

Burger King's sale to a Brazilian private equity company and Blackstone's expected...
Burger King: sold to Brazilian private equity company
 
 
Yves Saint Laurent in street marketing push
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
15 September 2010
 

Fashion brand Yves Saint Laurent is to distribute a preview of its...
Daria Werbowy: models YSL's autumn/winter collection
 
 
Brasso Gadget Care to target iPod generation
John Reynolds,
15 September 2010
 

Reckitt Benckiser is to relaunch its Brasso brand with the addition of...
Brasso: targets iPod users
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Lego loses battle to trademark its brick
Sarah Shearman,
15 September 2010
 
Dead burger man used in ad targeting McDonald's
Staff,
15 September 2010
 
Alan Mitchell: Reinventing marketing - Behavioural economics has yet to deliver on its promise
Alan Mitchell,
15 September 2010
 
 
 
Blogs & Forums
 
Latest Blog Entries
 
The Customer is Not King
Alan Mitchell
 

    Whenever marketers use the word 'customer' or 'consumer' they bury themselves deep within an organisation-centric view of the...
 
 
Is creativity in your blood? The MAA’s Best Awards are for you.
Scott Knox
 

Entries for this year's MAA Best Awards are now open, and we're calling the marketing industry's top agencies to show...
 
 
Happiness is a cold can
Greg Taylor
 

Hot on the heels of the 'Make You Happy' campaign from Walls Ice Cream comes the 'Open Happiness' campaign from...
 
 
 
 
 
 
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