Wednesday 15 June 2011

Marketing Daily - Argos gears up for TV channel launch; plus Peugeot, Burger King, Carlsberg, Autoglass and Sony

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Argos gears up for TV channel launch
Alex Brownsell,
15 June 2011
 

Argos is gearing up for the launch of its new TV channel,...

Argos TV: launches tonight on Sky
 
 
Sony parodies 'balls' ad in Wimbledon campaign
Matt Williams,
15 June 2011
 

Sony is revisiting its iconic "balls" TV ad in an online campaign...

Sony: parodies 'balls' ad for Wimbledon campaign
 
 
Peugeot rapped for inappropriate ad on kids' TV
Sara Kimberley,
15 June 2011
 

Peugeot has been admonished by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for airing...

Peugeot: ASA rules ad is inappropriate for kids' TV
 
 
Top German football club advertises in FT for shirt sponsor
John Reynolds,
15 June 2011
 

Bayer 04 Leverkusen, the German football club, has taken the highly unusual...

Bayer 04 Leverkusen: German football club seeks shirt sponsor via FT ad
 
 
Adwatch (15 June): Top 20 recall - Is Autoglass's campaign transparent?
Glyn Britton, Strategy director, Albion,
15 June 2011
 

The windscreen repair brand succeeds with its 'does what it says on...

Autoglass ad shows people using the service
 
 
Carlsberg signs new sponsorship deal with The FA
Oliver Luft,
15 June 2011
 

Carlsberg has signed a deal with The Football Association (FA) that extends...

Carlsberg: extends FA sponsorship deal to 2014
 
 
Revolting tactics: brands beware when tapping into social movements
Gemma Charles,
15 June 2011
 

Brands must take care when seeking to forge ties with popular movements,...

Vodafone Egypt: ad incorporated into internal film
 
 
BlackBerry tablet marketing goes heavy on Flash
Daniel Farey-Jones,
15 June 2011
 

BlackBerry is to promote tomorrow's PlayBook tablet launch with a TV ad...

BlackBerry: highlights device's use of Flash
 
 
Burger King to start selling Spam
John Reynolds,
15 June 2011
 

Burger King is reinventing Spam for 2011 by including the product in...

Burger King: set to launch a miniature Spam-filled sandwich in Japan
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Thinkbox appoints Andrew MacGillivray as marketing director
Oliver Luft,
15 June 2011
 
Eight out of 10 brands not ready for mobile
John Reynolds,
14 June 2011
 
Sainsbury performance helped by sales of 300 miles of bunting
John Reynolds,
15 June 2011
 
Louis Vuitton focuses on CSR with arts drive
Nicola Clark,
15 June 2011
 
 
 
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