Campaign Daily Fix - Newspaper Regulation, DLKW Lowe, Bellwether, Sony Ericsson, General Mills

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14 July 2011

Latest News PM backs ad-style regulation for newspapers our parliamentary correspondent, 14 July 2011 The advertising industry's model of regulation could be extended to newspapers following the phone hacking scandal, David Cameron revealed on Wednesday.   DLKW Lowe raids DDB to fill top creative roles Matt Williams, 14 July 2011 DLKW Lowe has appointed DDB London's creative directors Dave Henderson and Richard Denney as its executive creative directors.   Bellwether shows ad confidence sinking as clients cut again Katherine Levy, 14 July 2011 Advertising spend was revised down again in the second quarter while confidence among senior marketers fell to a nine-quarter low, according to the latest IPA/BDO Bellwether Survey.   Sony Ericsson calls £125m global media review Mark Banham, 14 July 2011 Sony Ericsson, the telecoms giant, is reviewing its £125 million global media planning and buying account currently held by MEC.   Agencies line up for General Mills digital brief Matt Williams, 14 July 2011 General Mills, one of the world's largest food companies, is looking to build a digital advertising roster in the UK.     Also in the News Ad reviews up by 17 per cent in 2011 Anne Cassidy, 14 July 2011 TBWA\London wins pitch for EA's pan-Euro CRM business Sara Kimberley, 14 July 2011 Red Bull seeks agency to make arts impact Matt Williams, 14 July 2011   Watch My YouTube Ad of the Week Watch the best viral video ads reviewed by Sue Unerman, Andy Nairn, James Hilton and Kristof Fahy, in My YouTube ad of the week. Watch My YouTube Ad of the Week Latest Work Southern Railway 'southern adventure' by VCCP 13 July 2011 Southern Railway is promoting its 25% summer discount in its latest ad, featuring brand character 'Loco Toledo'.   Remember A Charity 'one stuntman, one legacy' by DDB UK 13 July 2011 The Remember A Charity consortium is seeking to raise awareness around leaving legacies to charity through a new campaign, by DDB UK, fronted by real-life stunt man Rocky Taylor.   Trebor 'sweet success' by Fallon 13 July 2011 Kraft Foods has launched a new campaign to reposition Trebor as the 'taste of sweet success'.   Nike 'shoe evolution' by HMDG 13 July 2011 Hurrell Moseley Dawson & Grimmer has created a new online and in-store campaign for Nike to launch its Lunerglide +3 shoe.   More Work   Blogs Let’s Pretend Lolly and Nat This is my (Lol)’s friend Charlotte. A few months ago she single-handedly staged this protest at the Tate... NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE PLANNERS Dave Trott I was junior at BMP around the time planning was invented. It started as good idea. But, like anything... Ethics drugs ands roll and roll Steve Henry “Every journalist who is not too stupid or too full of himself to notice what is going on knows... IT HAPPENS TO THE BEST OF US â€" CAREERS CROSSROADS â€" by Soraya Shaw Pauline Naylor Life's a funny old thing. It has ways of pulling you up short when you least expect it.... Never mind Ford, what about the Bradford Exchange? Jeremy Lee There’s little point adding to the shitstorm that has hit News of the World following allegations of appalling behaviour... More Blogs Campaign Jobs Head of Brand Communications , Nandos Competitive salary, Putney, South West London Graduate Researcher, Trainee Recruitment Consultant , Daniel Marks London Basic + Uncapped Bonus (1st year £30k OTE), London FREELANCE Account Director - TELECOMS - Integrated , Judi Patton £200+ per day, Account Director , Purple Consultancy £40000 - £50000 per annum, London Mid-weight DM Art Director , Digital and Direct Competitive, Battersea, South London Senior Account Manager, Shopper Marketing , MODA consult up to £38k + benefits, Central London Search more jobs Manage my bulletins     Unsubscribe from this bulletin   Home     News     About Us     Contact Us     Advertising     Log in       Advertising Jobs     Marketing Jobs     Media Jobs     Digital Jobs     Design jobs     Direct Marketing Jobs   © Haymarket 1957 - 2011 All rights reserved