Thursday, 21 June 2012

Marketing Daily - Cannes 2012: Twitter rules out large ad formats to focus on user experience. Plus Samsung, Coca-Cola, Amazon, and Burger King

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Breaking news from Marketing June 2012
 
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Cannes 2012: Twitter rules out large ad formats to focus on user experience
Noelle McElhatton,
21 June 2012
 

Twitter chief executive Dick Costolo today ruled out moving towards large display...

Twitter: focusing on user experience
 
 
Cannes 2012: 'Twitter is the second screen to TV', Twitter chief tells brands
Noelle McElhatton,
21 June 2012
 

Twitter chief executive Dick Costolo has urged brands and their ad agencies...

Cannes 2012: brands urged to use Twitter as marketing tool
 
 
Samsung Electronics UK & Ireland's Andrew Garrihy on the brand's global growth and Olympic legacy
Matt Chapman,
21 June 2012
 

The ambitious brand's director of corporate marketing, Garrihy is driving its wide-ranging...

Samsung Electronics UK & Ireland's Andrew Garrihy on the brand's global growth and Olympic legacy
 
 
Coke to air debut ad-funded Olympic TV series
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
21 June 2012
 

Coca-Cola is making its first foray into ad-funded broadcasting with a youth-TV...

Katy B: stars in Coca-Cola's Move To The Beat campaign
 
 
Amazon prompts Kindle Fire speculation with Appstore expansion
Sarah Shearman,
21 June 2012
 

Amazon is expanding its Appstore, which largely provides apps for the Kindle...

Kindle Fire: Amazon's 'iPad killer'
 
 
VisitBritain and BA plot £5m post-Olympics campaign
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
21 June 2012
 

VisitBritain and British Airways are plotting a £5m post-Olympics campaign to run...

Lennox Lewis: boxer stars in VisitBritain campaign
 
 
Professor Green to star in first TV ad for Relentless
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
21 June 2012
 

Relentless Energy Drink is launching its first TV marketing campaign this summer,...

Professor Green: Relentless brand ambassador
 
 
Promotion: The Ketchum Digital Living Index 2012
Findings from the Digital Living Index offer communicators and marketers 5 ways to break through the noise in the market place and effectively reach consumers through everyday technology
 
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Coke and Burger King invite customers to mix their own drinks
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
21 June 2012
 
Cannes 2012: Italy's controversial Benetton ad takes Grand Prix for Press
Anne Cassidy,
20 June 2012
 
 
 
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