Tuesday 22 November 2011

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Innocent eyes festivals return for London 2012 Olympics  
Innocent eyes festivals return for London 2012 Olympics
by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith
22 November 2011, 08:30AM
 
Coca-Cola is preparing to expand its Olympic marketing strategy to smoothie- and Veg Pots-maker Innocent Drinks, kicking off with the revival of the brand's summer festival.
 
ITV hires Reemah Sakaan as first network marketing chief  
ITV hires Reemah Sakaan as first network marketing chief
by Sarah Shearman
22 November 2011, 08:30AM
 
ITV is reshuffling its senior marketing team, starting with the hiring of its first director of network marketing.
 
Qantas shortlists global creative and media agencies  
Qantas shortlists global creative and media agencies
by Paul Howell
22 November 2011, 08:51AM
 
Qantas has shortlisted four agencies for its global creative account, leaving lead ad agency M&C Saatchi out of the running.
 
Ofcom media plurality review gets more than 45,000 submissions  
Ofcom media plurality review gets more than 45,000 submissions
by Maisie McCabe
22 November 2011, 09:11AM
 
Ofcom has received more than 45,000 submissions to the review of media plurality prompted by issues raised by News Corporation's aborted bid for BSkyB.
 
Unilever chief Paul Polman plans 'beyond CSR'  
Unilever chief Paul Polman plans 'beyond CSR'
by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith
22 November 2011, 08:30AM
 
Unilever chief executive Paul Polman has claimed the company is incorporating its 'Sustainable Living Plan' into the 'core' of its business.
 
Emirates targets rival airlines with Facebook strategy  
Emirates targets rival airlines with Facebook strategy
by Sarah Shearman
22 November 2011, 08:30AM
 
Emirates is turning to Facebook to build an 'emotional' connection with its customers, as it looks to address its lack of social-media presence.
 
The Guardian puts PaidContent up for sale for $20m  
The Guardian puts PaidContent up for sale for $20m
by Staff
22 November 2011, 08:51AM
 
The Guardian has put its PaidContent website up for sale with a price tag of $20m (£12.7m), three years after it bought the New York-based digital publishing and events business.
 
Anti-poverty campaigners launch George Osborne satire  
Anti-poverty campaigners launch George Osborne satire
by Matthew Chapman
22 November 2011, 09:20AM
 
Anti-poverty campaigners are parodying the life of George Osborne in an internet comedy series that follows the "bumbling" chancellor as he takes street-dance lessons and struggles with fad diets.
 
More Th>n hires Capital One marketer Dominic Grounsell  
More Th>n hires Capital One marketer Dominic Grounsell
by Alex Brownsell
22 November 2011, 08:30AM
 
RSA-owned insurance brand More Th>n has appointed Capital One marketer Dominic Grounsell as its marketing director.
 
Typhoo gains Rainforest Alliance certification  
Typhoo gains Rainforest Alliance certification
by John Reynolds
22 November 2011, 08:30AM
 
Typhoo is to become the latest tea brand to have its products certified by the Rainforest Alliance.
 
Appointment to View: The making of the 'Quit' anti-smoking ad  
Appointment to View: The making of the 'Quit' anti-smoking ad
by Georgina Brazier
22 November 2011, 08:30AM
 
Anti-smoking charity 'Quit' has launched a cinema campaign showing a young woman aging prematurely as she draws on a cigarette. Post-production house Framestore gives an insight to how the effect was created.
 
 
Intelligence
 
No room in the UK: can new retailers succeed on the high street?  
No room in the UK: can new retailers succeed on the high street?
by Matthew Chapman
21 November 2011, 12:00AM
 
Does the closure of Best Buy's UK stores sound a warning to other overseas retailers looking to set up shop here, asks Matt Chapman.
 
Rethinking the recommendation economy  
Rethinking the recommendation economy
by Nicola Clark
18 November 2011, 12:00PM
 
Despite Facebook's efforts to make its ad platform more attractive, there is still much debate about the value of social-media recommendations, writes Nicola Clark.
 
 
Opinion
 
Claire Beale: Can John Lewis save adland this Christmas?  
Claire Beale: Can John Lewis save adland this Christmas?
by Claire Beale
17 November 2011, 08:00AM
 
With the deepening economic gloom, it was probably inevitable that those chirpy Christmas ads that have come gamboling on to TV over the past few days have provided some sharp ammo for anti-advertising commentators.
 
Russell Davies: The high-tech world is not as fault-free as we'd like to think  
Russell Davies: The high-tech world is not as fault-free as we'd like to think
by Russell Davies
17 November 2011, 08:00AM
 
Sometimes my job here is easy.
 
 
Also in the news
 
Zeebox founder Rose: 'They're not ad breaks anymore, they're tweet breaks'
by Arif Durrani, 21 November 2011, 01:21PM
 
Media agencies back ITV Breakfast
by Maisie McCabe, 21 November 2011, 04:16PM
 
ITV's X Factor hit by Ofcom probe into Tulisa's tattoo
by Maisie McCabe, 21 November 2011, 04:15PM
 
Stuart Feather leaves Carat Edinburgh for own start-up
by Mark Banham, 21 November 2011, 03:53PM
 
Adconion's Matt Hunt to step down from UK MD role
by Sarah Shearman, 21 November 2011, 03:53PM
 
 
From the blogs
 
NEGATIVE PEOPLE v POSITIVE PEOPLE
Dave Trott
22 November 2011, 9:33AM
 
Beware the digital savvy: A cautionary tale about ignoring general consumers
Dean Browell
22 November 2011, 9:25AM
 
The Guardian puts PaidContent up for sale for $20m
@gordonmacmillan
22 November 2011, 8:39AM
 
Occupy London. A rebellion without a cause? Or just bad marketing?
Chris Arnold
22 November 2011, 1:51AM
 
Marketing overload
Ben Hughes
21 November 2011, 5:40PM
 
 
 
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