Marketing Daily - Paddy Power seeks court order over banned London athletics ads; plus Nike, Skype, Apple, and Tony Blair

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View in web browser View text-only version   Breaking news from Marketing July 2012   Latest News   Paddy Power seeks court order over banned London athletics ads Maisie McCabe, 25 July 2012   Paddy Power has started legal proceedings against Locog after the organiser of...     Nike tests adidas with 'London' spot Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, 25 July 2012   Nike has revealed a global brand campaign showing amateur athletes in places...     EBay partners with British Fashion Council Nicola Clark, 25 July 2012   EBay has signed up a multi-season sponsorship deal with the British Fashion...     Skype hires former Yahoo CMO Steele to top marketing role Sarah Shearman, 25 July 2012   Yahoo's former marketing chief Elisa Steele has joined Microsoft as corporate vice...     Institutions must come together to help sport grow, says Tony Blair John Reynolds, 25 July 2012   Sport needs to stay rooted in the community and institutions need to...     Majority of UK consumers 'cannot name Olympic sponsors' Matthew Chapman, 25 July 2012   More than half the UK population cannot confidently name a single Olympic...     Sky recruits Harry Redknapp to front fantasy football campaign Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, 25 July 2012   Harry Redknapp, the former Tottenham Hotspur manager, and his wife Sandra are...     Are celebrity brand ambassadors worth the money? The Marketing Society Forum 25 July 2012   Insurance brand Privilege.com has stopped hiring famous faces for its campaigns.       Also in the News   Helen Edwards: A brave new urban world Helen Edwards, 25 July 2012   Allianz strikes Saracens sponsorship deal to push UK awareness John Reynolds, 24 July 2012   Apple profits hit £5.7bn but iPhone growth slows Matthew Chapman, 25 July 2012   Domino's revises £10m budget to focus on digital John Reynolds, 25 July 2012       Blogs     Helen Edwards: A brave new urban world Helen Edwards   It was a much-parodied conceit of luxury brands: the tastefully displayed list of cities in which their high-end merchandise could...     Brand as the soul of strategy Ronan Harrington   Anyone who has gone through a rebrand will know just how easily the tail can...     Will Royal Mail’s MarketReach take its chance to deliver? Chris Barraclough   Last week I attended the launch of Royal Mail’s new MarketReach initiative. 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