Latest news | | | | | | The advertising watchdog has upheld seven complaints against the Officers Club store chain for displaying a poster for a "lads holiday" promotion, which features a woman in a bikini and the caption "awesome views". | | | | | | | Nestlé has appointed WPP's G2 to handle the digital account for its condensed milk brand Carnation. | | | | | | | M&M's has signed a seven-figure deal to sponsor 'From The Red Carpet' (FTRC), the entertainment programme shown in cinemas, ahead of the opening of its flagship store in Leicester Square. | | | | | | | Puma has appointed Professor Green as its first "social ambassador", in a role that will set the UK rap star to work on the sport brand's press, retail and social media campaigns. | | | | | | | Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank has launched an iPad app for its customer magazine The Journal, created by Conde Nast. | | | | | | | Two new apps that let iPhone users crack open a virtual Coca-Cola, and enjoy a video break thanks to Kit Kat, have topped this week's branded app chart. | | | | | | | With the budget due to be announced today brands are keen to use their press ads to show consumers they can save money while they shop. | | | | Adland |
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View the map | | | | Intelligence | | | | | | Almost a quarter of UK consumers have a negative view of the introduction of product placement, according to research from YouGov. | | | | | | | Newspaper users could be coming round to the idea of paying for content online, writes Euan Mackay, associate director at Kantar Media. | | | | | | Latest jobs | | | | | | | |
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