Thursday, 7 July 2011

Marketing Daily - Brands continue to abandon the News of the World; plus marketing to the working class, Facebook, the Post Office, and LoveFilm

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Breaking news from Marketing July 2011
 
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Boots, Specsavers and Reckitt Benckiser add to NotW woes
Rich Sutcliffe,
07 July 2011
 

Boots and Specsavers, two of the News of the World's biggest clients,...

Boots suspends its advertising with the NotW
 
 
Sainsbury's and Npower suspend NotW advertising
Arif Durrani,
07 July 2011
 

The decision by Rupert Murdoch, chairman of News Corporation, to place Rebekah...

Sainsbury's and Npower suspend NotW ads as pressure mounts
 
 
The new working-class brands: PizzaExpress, Tesco and BBC One
Gemma Charles,
07 July 2011
 

A study into the attitudes of this consumer group has produced findings...

Iceland: targeting working class consumers
 
 
Facebook and Skype sign video-chat deal
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
07 July 2011
 

Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg has struck a deal with internet telephony provider...

Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook founder and chief executive
 
 
Profile: Simon Morris, chief marketing officer of LoveFilm
Sarah Shearman,
07 July 2011
 

Simon Morris, chief marketing officer of LoveFilm, believes the story of its...

Simon Morris, chief marketing officer of LoveFilm
 
 
Post Office launches mobile app
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
07 July 2011
 

The Post Office has launched a cross-platform app that allows consumers to...

Post Office: launches cross-platform app for customers
 
 
Adwatch (July 6): Top 20 recall - Evian makes its position clear
Ryan Shaw, Creative director, The Bank,
07 July 2011
 

Bottled-water brand at last makes 'Live young' positioning clearly relevant to adults.

Evian series of still images to give an animation effect
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Morrisons to sponsor gifted kids' show on ITV1
Daniel Farey-Jones,
07 July 2011
 
CBS Action boldly runs Star Trek activity
John Reynolds,
07 July 2011
 
Hugh Laurie becomes latest L'Oreal brand ambassador
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
06 July 2011
 
 
 
Blogs
 
 
Brands’ boycott of News of the World: will it last?
Noelle McElhatton
 

Given the gravity of the NotW's phone hacking transgressions, advertisers' boycott of the paper is the PR equivalent...

 
 
Dodgy automotive TV ads a sign of the European times
Alex Brownsell
 

You've got a wonder why the marketing industry, so adept at selling everything from toothpaste to toilet roll, seems...

 
 
The News of the World: Is this the end?
CHRIS BARRACLOUGH
 

Those of you who believe politics and public policy should have little or no roles in advertising are learning some...

 
 
Bravo, Ford, for taking a moral stand against the News of the World
Noelle McElhatton
 

For those of us old enough to remember, the reaction of Liverpool-based readers of the Sun's coverage of the...

 
 
An app by tomorrow morning? Are you sure?
Adrian Gill (TDA)
 

Thank you, Lord Sugar, from marketing agencies all over the UK. Three months ago when a client expressed...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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