Thursday 10 May 2012

Marketing Daily - Unilever's Paul Polman on why "advertising" means nothing to him; plus Thomas Cook, YouView, Ford and BT

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Unilever's Paul Polman on why 'advertising' means nothing to him, plus his vision for magic, not metrics
Rachel Barnes,
10 May 2012
 

He doesn't like the words 'digital' or 'advertising'. So what does propel...

Unilever ceo Paul Polman
 
 
Thomas Cook head knocks Government's 'stay at home' campaign
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
10 May 2012
 

Thomas Cook chief Ian Ailles has knocked the Government's focus on promoting...

VisitEngland: tourist body's Great campaign stars Stephen Fry
 
 
High times for booming energy-drinks sector
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
10 May 2012
 

Buoyed by innovation, the energy-drinks market is growing rapidly, and is now...

High times for booming energy-drinks sector
 
 
Brand Health Check: YouView
Kim Benjamin,
10 May 2012
 

The on-demand TV business is still tackling launch problems as rivals steal...

YouView: delayed launch
 
 
Brad Pitt to be new face of Chanel No 5
John Reynolds,
10 May 2012
 

Chanel No 5 has signed up actor Brad Pitt to be the...

Brad Pitt: star of Moneyball to be the new face of Chanel No 5
 
 
Can social-media slip-ups have a lasting effect on a brand? The Marketing Society Forum
10 May 2012
 

Paddy Power has been criticised for retweeting a bet query about a...

Can social-media slip-ups have a lasting effect on a brand? The Marketing Society Forum
 
 
Ford launches pan-European 'social influencer' campaign
Sarah Shearman,
10 May 2012
 

Ford is targeting "social influencers" in the automotive sector with a "perks"...

Ford: targets social influencers with hologram of new B-Max people carrier
 
 
BT's profits boosted by hitting 10m super-fast broadband mark
John Reynolds,
10 May 2012
 

BT has reported a 16% lift in pre-tax profits to £2.42bn in...

BT Vision ad: 10 million broadband customers reached
 
 
Facebook looks to boost payments revenue through new app store
Sarah Shearman,
10 May 2012
 

Facebook is launching its first app store in a bid to create...

Facebook: new app store
 
 
 
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Diageo forced to apologise after BrewDog awards scandal
Gemma Charles,
09 May 2012
 
 
 
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After the Falklands, how will WPP police its agencies?
Chris Barraclough
 

Y&R Buenos Aires has “gone rogue” and produced a piece of propaganda on behalf of the Argentine Government featuring a...

 
 
What̢۪s going on at WH Smith?
Richard Fullerton
 

I had cause to visit my local WH Smith in Wood Green, North London, on...

 
 
How Samsung trumped Nokia
Helen Edwards
 

One day, the story of how Samsung eclipsed Nokia as the number one mobile phone brand by handset shipments will...

 
 
Marketing isn̢۪t Dead
Brand Learning
 

This post is provided by Mhairi McEwan, Co-Founder & CEO at Brand Learning , global...

 
 
Grand incentive to alter pack mentality
Helen Edwards
 

You’ve just woken up and already there’s a critical text from the boss, ending with that most patronising of words:...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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