Wednesday 11 July 2012

Marketing Daily - Adidas' Nick Craggs on London 2012; plus BMW, Britvic, Google and Wispa

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Adidas' Nick Craggs on defending its London 2012 territory
Alex Brownsell,
11 July 2012
 

The sporting-goods manufacturer's UK marketing director is bullish about its Olympic sponsorship...

Adidas' Nick Craggs on defending its London 2012 territory
 
 
After £300m splurge, BMW admits it is 'unlikely' to sponsor Rio
Arif Durrani,
11 July 2012
 

BMW, the German automotive manufacturer and sponsor of London 2012, has admitted...

BMW: Olympic sponsor
 
 
Britvic admits Robinson's magicap fiasco could cost £25m
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
11 July 2012
 

Britvic had admitted that its Robinson's Fruit Shoot "magicap" design debacle could...

Robinson's Fruit Shoot: product recalled due to magicap problem
 
 
Google prepares to settle over Safari privacy breach
Ed Owen,
11 July 2012
 

Google is preparing to settle its case with the US Federal Trade...

Google: reportedly about to settle Safari privacy breach
 
 
Cadbury Wispa to award fans grants for 'goofing off'
Daniel Farey-Jones,
11 July 2012
 

Cadbury chocolate bar Wispa is to involve its massive Facebook fanbase in...

Cadbury Wispa: social media campaign fronted by George Lamb
 
 
GE tells its Olympics story with interactive map
Sarah Shearman,
11 July 2012
 

General Electric is launching a digital campaign to raise awareness of its...

General Electric: unveils digital campaign promoting its Olympics credentials
 
 
Very targets users with tailored VoD ads
Matthew Chapman,
11 July 2012
 

Online fashion retailer Very is launching a targeted ad campaign, which will...

Very: set to roll out targeted VoD ads
 
 
 
Also in the News
 
Troubled Thorntons hints at ray of light
Ed Owen,
11 July 2012
 
 
 
Blogs
 
 
Could Twitter save Barclays?
Chris Barraclough
 

Today, the chairman of Barclays accepted his company’s reputation had been dragged through the mud as a result of its...

 
 
Philanthropic sponsorship or a golden thank you?
Chris Dell
 

The recent outburst by actor Mark Rylance against Olympic sponsorship on The Andrew Marr Show...

 
 
The Olympic city’s symbolic moments
Helen Edwards
 

Cities don’t get to choose their own icons. They emerge through a kind of global beauty contest, voted in a...

 
 
Premier League running scared of announcing Barclay’s deal
John Reynolds
 

Amidst the exhaustive coverage of Barclay's recent travails, one little nugget has escaped the clutches...

 
 
Does anybody care anymore?
Paul Frampton
 

How much do you really care about brands? Are there brands in your life that...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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