Tuesday, 9 November 2010

Marketing Daily - COI, Molson Coors, Christmas shopping, Maggi

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Breaking news from Marketing
 
Breaking news from Marketing November 2010
 
Latest News
 
Whitehall 'Ad Council' lined up to replace COI
Gemma Charles,
09 November 2010
 

The Cabinet Office is drawing up controversial plans to launch a new...

COI: currently handles government advertising
 
 
Advertising Association attacks Government's 'Ad Council' plan
Daniel Farey-Jones,
09 November 2010
 

The Advertising Association has criticised controversial plans from the Cabinet Office that...

Tim Lefroy:
 
 
Molson Coors reveals strategic shift for 2011
Gemma Charles,
09 November 2010
 

Molson Coors plans to relaunch its C2 brand next year after the...

Molson Coors: reveals strategic shift
 
 
New Year VAT rise sparks bumper festive ad blitz
Nicola Clark,
09 November 2010
 

Britain's biggest retailers are investing in a festive advertising onslaught ahead of...

John Lewis: £6m Christmas campaign
 
 
Nestlé takes on Unilever's Knorr by boosting Maggi in the UK
John Reynolds,
09 November 2010
 

Nestlé is expanding one of its biggest global brands into the UK...

Maggi: aiming to be big in the UK
 
 
McDonald's switches Easterbrook out of global brand role
John Reynolds,
09 November 2010
 

McDonald's has U-turned on its decision to appoint former UK chief executive...

Steve Easterbrook: will head up McDonald's European operations
 
 
Linda McCartney ends 15-year TV Gap
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
09 November 2010
 

Linda McCartney Foods, the meat-free food brand owned by the Hain Celestial...

Linda McCartney: returning to TV
 
 
Thomas Cook boosts digital strategy with Mullock hire
Sarah Shearman,
09 November 2010
 

Thomas Cook is boosting its ecommerce offering as it looks to become...

Thomas Cook: investing in digital
 
 
Brylcreem embarks on Ashes marketing drive
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
09 November 2010
 

Brylcreem has launched a limited-edition cricket-themed pack to coincide with the start...

Brylcreem: Ahes marketing drive under way
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Government marketers urged to prove worth
Gemma Charles,
09 November 2010
 
Brands to get social media lessons from ISBA and IAB
Mark Banham,
09 November 2010
 
BHF targets women for first time with healthy heart messages
Ed Owen,
09 November 2010
 
BBC Worldwide in global nature push
Ed Owen,
09 November 2010
 
MTV and Diesel team up to create idents and t-shirts
Maisie McCabe,
09 November 2010
 
Brit Awards overhauled for first time in 30 years
Staff,
08 November 2010
 
Royal Mail plan to raise business mail prices clears first hurdle
Daniel Farey-Jones,
08 November 2010
 
Alan Partridge makes digital debut with Foster's
Gemma Charles,
05 November 2010
 
 
 
Blogs & Forums
 
Latest Blog Entries
 
Channel 4 pulls something unexpected out of its Chatham Pocket
Jeremy Lee
 

Just when I'd almost given up on Channel 4's ability to provide any element of surprise, it shows a series...

 
 
The future is digital, but less profitably?
Bob Willott
 

Hidden amongst the small print of financial announcements from various agencies in the last couple of weeks were a number...

 
 
Why do so many people hate Twitter?
Graeme Crossley
 

I have not known another web service that generates such strength of feeling as Twitter does, particularly amongst non-users. Many...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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