Monday 28 May 2012

Marketing Daily - Unilever looks to re-invent "soap opera" advertising for digital age with News Corp and Viacom deal; plus Barclaycard, Cadbury, Apple, and William Hill

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Breaking news from Marketing May 2012
 
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Unilever partners with News Corp and Viacom for digital content
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
28 May 2012
 

Unilever's marketing chief Keith Weed has said the company is going back...

Keith Weed: Unilever̢۪s chief marketing officer
 
 
BA harnesses Facebook to help Brits home for Olympics
Daniel Farey-Jones,
28 May 2012
 

British Airways is to tap into national pride with a Facebook promotion...

BA: using Facebook to promote its Flying Britons Home campaign
 
 
Barclaycard returns to TV for PayTag campaign
Alex Brownsell,
28 May 2012
 

Barclaycard is rolling out its first TV ad campaign in over a...

Barclaycard: TV ad for PayTag device
 
 
Cadbury takes another pop at popcorn market
John Reynolds,
28 May 2012
 

Kraft-owned Cadbury is making a second attempt to crack the popcorn market...

Cadbury: readies popcorn launch
 
 
Apple welcomes former Dixon boss with £36m 'golden hello'
Nick Batten,
28 May 2012
 

Apple has awarded a $56m (£36m) "golden hello" to John Browett, the...

John Browett: senior vice president of retail, Apple
 
 
William Hill offers free £5 bets on kids' England call-ups
Matthew Chapman,
28 May 2012
 

Bookmaker William Hill is running a 'Back Your Pride and Joy' campaign...

William Hill: the Kirklands join the Back Your Pride and Joy campaign
 
 
Promotion: Forrester's Interactive Marketing and eBusiness & Channel Strategy Summits 2012
These Events will empower you to address the challenges in engaging customers across their fast-growing range of digital access points and implementing agile commerce to drive competitive advantage.
 
Also in the News
 
M&M characters test out 'British' costumes in Jubilee ad
Sarah Shearman,
28 May 2012
 
National Trust launches augmented reality Wallace and Gromit press ads
Matthew Chapman,
28 May 2012
 
Plusnet airs light-hearted manifesto ad
Sarah Shearman,
28 May 2012
 
Yahoo pulls plug on Livestand after seven months
Sarah Shearman,
28 May 2012
 
 
 
Blogs
 
 
Shouting loud in a hoarse category
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Throat lozenges have been traditional for far too long, and Japanese brand E-ma has the...

 
 
Making Connections to Create Value
Brand Learning
 

This post is provided by Martin Borrett, Group Client Director at Brand Learning , global...

 
 
Agile government and bad coffee
Gemma Charles
 

Monday's Agile Government Communications Conference, held to let agencies know how they can contribute to...

 
 
Helen Edwards: Why borderline decisions can make or break a brand
Helen Edwards
 

Some years ago, I worked at a mid-sized agency that had a very good record in pitches. It had claimed...

 
 
Is there more to Samsung than Chelsea realise?
Unofficial Partner
 

Samsung and Chelsea have had a good week. But what now? After the penalty shootout...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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