Latest news | | | | | | Twitter has agreed to help foil Olympic ambush marketing attempts by brands, as part of ongoing talks with Locog. | | | | | | | Coca-Cola is aiming to capitalise on its sponsorship of London 2012 by acquiring the post-Games naming rights to the Olympic Park velodrome. | | | | | | | Domino's has produced its first-ever Facebook specific TV advert, which will highlight its offer of free cookies to followers who spend over £10 on pizzas. | | | | | | | Nissan is moving away from its urban-themed ad campaigns with a fresh pan-European marketing strategy flagging up the car marque's innovation. | | | | | | | Starbucks is hoping to reach six million people tonight (13 March) with a TV ad that uses animation and a friendly Liverpudlian voiceover, to inspire them to introduce themselves by name tomorrow. | | | | | | | Nestlé cereal brands Shreddies and Cheerios fight croissants and muffins in a new campaign created by McCann London to educate consumers about the nutritional value of different breakfasts. | | | | | | | News International has updated its digital sales figures for The Times and Sunday Times brands today, following average sales for The Times newspaper falling below 400,000 copies for the first time since 1993. | | | | | | | Heart FM has struck an 11-week partnership with Pfizer-owned pain relief brand Anadin in a deal that marks the first tie-up between Global Radio and the brand. | | | | Opinion | | | | | | The politics of creativity and the friction leading to stand out work were both on display at the the Dubai Lynx Awards, writes Nick Darken, ECD, Albion. | | | | | | | For games to work effectively for a brand they have to be more than just a bolt on, writes David Rose, CEO, We R Interactive. | | | | Intelligence | | | | | | The global airport audience is affluent, influential and tech-savvy, writes Liz Ross Martyn, head of marketing communications, JCDecaux Airport. | | | | | | | Taste setters are 2.6 times more likely than other grocery shoppers to buy new products, writes Jan Worsley, associate director, SPA Future Thinking. | | | | | | Latest jobs | | | | Senior Pitch Manager | Recruiter Adam Recruitment | Salary £60000 - £80000 per annum | Location City of London | | | | | |
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