Latest news | | | | | | ITV is weighing up plans to bring back mobile voting for its most popular programmes three years after abandoning the premium-rate SMS strategy following a series of phone-in scandals. | | | | | | | Kraft Foods is to launch a premium instant-coffee product under its Kenco brand, which will go head-to-head with Starbucks' Via Ready Brew. | | | | | | | Sony Ericsson's global marketing chief, Lennard Hoornik, has become the latest high-profile marketer to leave the company. | | | | | | | Revenue and pre-tax profits have dropped at Digital Marketing Group, with chief executive Ben Langdon blaming delays in client decisions in its creative agency division for its new business conversion record. | | | | | | | Virgin Media, the pay-TV and broadband supplier, is "actively exploring" the possibilities of investing in a public Wi-Fi broadband network in the UK, challenging BT's Openzone offering. | | | | | | | Google has begun displaying Twitter's Promoted Tweets in its real-time search - the first time the internet giant has featured ads from another network in its listings. | | | | | | | Virgin Active Health Clubs is to headline sponsor the annual London Triathlon tournament from July 2011. | | | | | | | Npower is to be the official broadcast sponsor of ITV's coverage of the Ashes cricket series, which starts in Australia on Thursday (25 November). | | | | | | | LG has signed actress and model Kelly Brook to be the face of the Optimus One smartphone. | | | | Adland |
| The UK's biggest advertising, media and digital agencies, mapped. Updated 10 new creative agencies added.
View the map | | | | Intelligence | | | | | | TV revenues will rise 3% in 2011, Billetts predicts, while in terms of audience growth, adult impacts are expected to be up just 1% | | | | | | | The story of 2011 is likely to be one of low revenue growth among TV, press and digital, forecasts Billetts, with all three sectors having critical issues to address. | | | | Think BR
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| Are big agencies failing to engage in local? With their increasing importance and complexity, brands need trusted advisors to capitalise on 'local' sales channels, writes Duncan Ogle-Skan, digital director at EMO.
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